Photoshoot 2.1.5

Changed

• The changelog is now reachable from the top of the README instead of from
  line 336, next to a release badge that shows which version is current. Twelve
  releases in the registry and nothing on the repository front page reads as a
  project that stopped.

Photoshoot 2.1.4

The anchor workflow's LoraLoaderModelOnly landed after 2.1.3 had already gone
to the registry, so the published package and the repository disagreed about
what that file contains. A version number should mean one thing; this one
re-publishes so it does.

Photoshoot 2.1.3

Added

• An anchor-set workflow. example_workflows/photoshoot-anchor-set.json,
  built by tools/baue_workflow.py --anker. Node for node it is the series
  workflow; everything that differs is state — noise axis off with a seed in
  place, ratio fixed, mood held to one family, count at six, output to
  krea2/anchor.

  That is exactly why it earns a file where the draft variant did not. The
  draft was a gesture, Ctrl+B on two nodes, and a sentence carries a gesture.
  A filled-in panel is not something a sentence can hand over, and the setting
  that matters here — turning the noise axis off before looking for a person
  — is the one people get wrong in the obvious order.

Photoshoot 2.0.9

Fixed

• Arms and legs are now coupled to the posture. Camera against placement was
  fixed in 2.0.3, posture against tension in 2.0.4. The remaining pair was the
  worst of the three: 18 postures, 14 arm positions and 10 leg positions drawn
  independently. Measured over 500 runs, one in five asked for something
  nobody can do — walking, arms wrapped around the knees, knees together, feet apart was a real draw, and so were standing, legs stretched out and
  leaning against a wall, legs tucked underneath.

  The model does not refuse those. It splits the difference and twists the body
  until both halves are half-true, which reads as bad anatomy rather than as a
  bad prompt — that is how this was found, in a render, not in the code.

  HALTUNG_ARME and HALTUNG_BEINE work exactly like HALTUNG_SPANNUNG:
  haltung comes first in FOLGE, so it is settled before arms and legs are
  drawn. Hands resting in the lap need a lap; forearms need something to rest
  on; a stride is not a stride with the ankles crossed. After the change the
  same 500 runs contain no contradiction at all. The preview in js/shooting.mjs
  filters identically, and the tables go out over /krea2/presets.