Add B/W trick: grayscale the identity ref to get a fully monochrome scene

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## Tips
- **The reference's colors ARE the character's identity.** To restyle an
attribute, change it in the reference, not the prompt: a grayscale copy of
the character ref + "the entire image is black and white" produces a fully
monochrome scene (`examples/girl_in_rubberhose_bw.png`); with the color
ref, the character keeps her palette no matter what the prompt says.
Raising `strength_dit` does NOT help here — it pulls toward the LoRA's
(colorful) training distribution.
- CFG 1.0 on Turbo skips the negative prompt entirely — it's not a bug.
- Wide canvases encourage figure duplication; 1024×1024 is the sweet spot.
- For exact pose: pose image as init latent, denoise 0.70–0.78.
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