Can I vibecode Adobe Lightroom?

Add import of Lightroom edits to the photo editor in this folder. Requirements:

- For each photo, look for a sidecar `.xmp` next to the file and read the `crs:` settings:
  Exposure2012, Contrast2012, Highlights2012, Shadows2012, Whites2012, Blacks2012,
  Temperature, Tint, Vibrance, Saturation and the tone curve points.
- Map each key to our own setting and scale; print a table of mapped, approximated and
  ignored keys per photo before writing anything.
- Imported settings are marked "from Lightroom" and never overwrite settings already
  edited here unless I tick a box.
- Say in the UI and the README that the result will not look identical to Lightroom's.
- Update the README.

Add a culling mode to the photo editor in this folder. Requirements:

- A full-screen view per photo with the keys P (pick), X (reject), 1-5 (rating) and the
  arrow keys; flagging a photo advances to the next unflagged one.
- Compute a blur score per photo (variance of the Laplacian on the preview) at import and
  show it as a badge; a filter lists photos below a threshold I set.
- Z jumps to 100% zoom on the sharpest region of the frame.
- Compare mode: two photos side by side with synchronised zoom and pan.
- Rejects are only flagged in the catalog; a button writes their paths to a text file. Never
  move or delete an original.
- Update the README.

Add local adjustment masks to the photo editor in this folder. Requirements:

- Mask types: linear gradient, radial gradient and a brush with size, feather and flow,
  drawn on the 2048 px preview and stored as vector data or a small alpha PNG in ./data/masks/.
- Each mask has its own exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, temperature and saturation
  sliders, applied in NumPy only where the mask is non-zero.
- Masks stack in order, can be inverted, and each has a visibility toggle.
- Export renders the masks at full resolution from the same stored data.
- A test proves a mask at 0% opacity gives a pixel-identical result to no mask.
- Update the README.

Add a watch-folder import to the photo editor in this folder. Requirements:

- Watch PHOTOS_DIR with `watchdog`; a new file appears in the library within 10 seconds,
  but only after its size has stayed the same for 3 seconds.
- Rules in ./rules.json: when the camera model matches X, apply preset Y and keyword Z at
  import.
- A log page lists the last 200 imports and the rule that fired for each.
- Rules only write settings and keywords to the catalog; the original file is never touched.
- Update the README.