Release v2.5.0: image API provider and automatic gait-loop fixes - #46
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Release v2.5.0 with the previously merged OpenAI image provider and two video-processing fixes: faint chroma spill removal and loop cuts scored on the transition actually played at the wrap.
Gait detection also preserves two phase occurrences when the short and double-period candidates are similarly credible. This is a conservative ambiguity policy, not anatomical stride recognition: playback stays at source fps, and reports, CLI output and batch tables flag the result for visual review. Near-exact short repeats and caller windows are preserved. A new guide documents the visual-review boundary and explicit overrides. Default clip duration remains 3 seconds.
Validation: 1733 tests passed and one new-document-index test failed in the full local run; the index was fixed, then all 84 video/documentation tests passed. Version/packaging checks and wheel build completed. Synthetic tests cover ambiguous, exact, noisy, drifting, bounded and non-gait inputs. Recorded clip comparisons and automatic Pip outputs were rendered from PNG strips at native fps. CI runs the complete suite on Python 3.10 and 3.14.