Merge image_handler from TUI fork

README.md

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 This project is a *port* of my earlier work, an collection of [bash script](https://gitlab.com/sf-bashscripts/analogphotography), transitioning functionality to a more modular and maintainable design.
 
-The primary focus is on building a terminal-based user interface (TUI). Initially, the interface will utilize `simple_term_menu`, with plans to expand to `textual` for a more dynamic TUI experience in the future.
-
 **Please check** if a new branch is available and read the **changelog** to see the progress and current features of the program. The README might sometimes lag behind.
 
 ## **Current Status**
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 - Additionally, while EXIF data/metadata should be implemented correctly, there is a possibility of overlooked issues. In the worst case, a program might throw an error when handling EXIF data, though this has not occurred so far.
 
 ### Available Features:
-- Initial basic TUI functionality using `simple_term_menu` (planned to switch to a different interface later).
-- Core features, including image resizing, metadata management, and YAML configuration.
-
-## Key Features
-
-- Intuitive TUI for organizing and editing metadata and image properties.
-- Improved modularity with classes split into separate files for flexibility and maintainability.
-- Supports essential tasks like reading, editing, and saving EXIF data, as well as resizing and processing images.
+- Initial basic TUI functionality using `simple_term_menu`
+- Core features:
+  - resizing
+  - renaming
+  - grayscale
+  - Change brightness
+  - Change contrast
+  - Exif management
+  - Add watermark
 
 **Gif of program in action**
 
-
 ![my-gif](https://gitlab.com/python_projects3802849/optima-35/-/raw/main/media/v0.1.0-demo.gif?ref_type=heads)
 
 ## Dependencies
 
 To run **OPTIMA-35**, the following Python libraries are required:
 
-- **textual**: For building TUI (planned future updates).
 - **pyyaml**: To handle YAML files for configuration and settings.
 - **piexif**: To read, modify, and write EXIF metadata.
 - **Pillow**: For image processing.