Add Cinematic Vignette Filter and CLI Tag to Image Filtering Suite#19
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Description
This pull request introduces a new vignette filter that darkens image corners for a cinematic effect.
It adds a v tag to the command-line options, so users can easily apply the vignette filter alongside existing ones (like grayscale or sepia).
Updates to the documentation and usage instructions in the README are included as well.
[x] Minor (new features, no breaking changes)
[ ] Patch (bug fix, no new features)
[ ] Major (breaking changes)
Issues
Closes #9