ImageMagick writeImage() causes duplicate inotify events during thumbnail generation

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When WordPress generates image thumbnails using ImageMagick, the writeImage() method in wp-includes/class-wp-image-editor-imagick.php causes duplicate CLOSE_WRITE,CLOSE inotify events.
Steps to reproduce:

1. Upload an image to WordPress
2. Monitor inotify events: inotifywait -m -e close_write /wp-content/uploads/
3. Observe duplicate events for each thumbnail

Expected behavior:
One CLOSE_WRITE,CLOSE event per thumbnail file

Actual behavior:
Two CLOSE_WRITE,CLOSE events per thumbnail file

Root cause:
The writeImage() method performs internal buffering that creates two file operations:

1. Write data to buffer
2. Flush buffer to file

Proposed fix:
Replace writeImage() with getImageBlob() + file_put_contents() for single operation.

Files affected:

• wp-includes/class-wp-image-editor-imagick.php (line 976)

Fixes duplicate CLOSE_WRITE,CLOSE events during thumbnail generation by replacing ImageMagick's writeImage() method with a combination of getImageBlob() and file_put_contents() for single file operation.

This eliminates the internal buffering that causes two file operations:

1. Write data to buffer
2. Flush buffer to file

Benefits:

• Eliminates duplicate inotify events
• Reduces file I/O operations
• Improves performance for thumbnail generation
• Maintains full compatibility with all ImageMagick versions