Prepare unified Photo Finisher distribution 0.2.0 - #1
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Replace Camera Look and Renoise with MATRIX PHOTO FINISHER, using the requested Everyday Capture defaults. Preserve all current workflow classes, including AI Influencer Resolution 2K/4K, across the six category directories. The predecessor is retained by the annotated
legacy-camera-renoise-2026-09-09tag.Add installation instructions, a guide for every node, migration and detector setup documentation, a portable example, standalone tests, and read-only CI. Keep version 0.2.0 explicitly marked as a development candidate.
Validation: reproducible 102-file build; 15 standalone tests; 17 Photo Finisher contract tests; 66 Prompt Director and 20 transport tests; 15 actual local image runs with pixel checks and visual output review. Review found no P1/P2 issues. The zero-saturation endpoint now remains grayscale with texture enabled.
Full exact-build Classic/Nodes 2.0 interaction acceptance remains pending. Existing license terms and unresolved third-party model rights remain unchanged. This private repository update does not publish a Release or Registry/Manager listing.