Add compression option for neural restore TIFF output#21435
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Neural restore's denoise and upscale tasks wrote uncompressed TIFFs – a 24 MP 16-bit file is ~150 MB, a 4× upscale lands near 600 MB. With batch processing that adds up fast.
This adds a compression combo to the output parameters (right after "bit depth"), with the same three options the TIFF export module already exposes:
The compression level reads from the same conf key the export module's slider writes to (
plugins/imageio/format/tiff/compresslevel), so a user who set level 9 globally gets it here too – no duplicate slider needed.Default cuts file sizes ~50–60%. The combo is hidden for raw denoise since that writes DNG, a separate code path. Worth a follow-up PR.