Clipped downloaded GeoTIFFs have no compression and are float64

[leendertvanwolfswinkel]

What I did:

• I used the Lizard QGIS plugin to download a raster
• Raster in Lizard: threedi_rasters_friction (87516b64-dff6-4b34-94d2-3d711838f9c2)
• Polygon for extent: Model extent.zip

The file that I download from Lizard, is not compressed. File size (compared to compressed version):

What I expect:

• The raster that I downloaded as DEFLATE compression
• The raster has the same data type as the source in lizard; if that is hard to retrieve, default to float32
• Nice to have would be that the raster also has a decent tiling, e.g. 512x512 instead of Block=2828x1 as it has in my case

One of our devs has had a look at it and says: the lizard_qgis_plugin.utils.clip_raster does this, it warps the compressed raster to a new raster that has no compression

[leendertvanwolfswinkel]

@ldebek tested, please merge
I see that the reason the result is in Float64 is that the original raster is also in Float64 (dtype=f8) according to Lizard