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- Image editor: layers with masks/blend modes, lightweight groups, Camera Raw scoped to the selected layer, full-frame i2i, Copy Merged, Photoshop keyboard shortcuts, and a large batch of Photoshop-parity bug fixes. - LoadImage right-click "Open in PromptChain editor" bridge (edit -> lineage child re-pointed onto the node). - Krea 2 Turbo/Realism templates and editor modal integration; remove the krea2 Text-to-Image 3D Regional template. - ControlNet depth + 3D-pose: wire Poser true-depth straight into Apply ControlNet on pose paths. - Sidebar: drag-to-LoadImage now uploads to the input root so the widget value is a valid bare filename; "Copy as path" emits native Windows backslashes. - Contributor/relicensing docs and packaging tweaks.
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