树洋 陈 8e61ad6b13 Add Ctrl+O / Cmd+O to show every mask overlay at once ...

Previously the masking overlay showed only the selected mask's region
(toggled by O). This adds a new Overlay::AllMasks variant that paints
the evaluated alpha of every visible mask that has components in one
tint, wired to a new "Show All Mask Overlays" command (Ctrl+O on
Windows/Linux, Cmd+O on macOS) reachable from the View menu, the
masking panel header (stack icon), and the keyboard shortcut.

Both the CPU and GPU render paths evaluate all visible masks and hand
their alpha planes to visualize::apply, which layers each mask's
region so multiple masks are visible at once. The all-masks overlay
takes precedence over the single-mask overlay so the shortcut is not
shadowed by the always-on per-mask view.

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src

Add Ctrl+O / Cmd+O to show every mask overlay at once

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tests

Merge PR #656

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Cargo.toml

LR-EDIT-LIGHT-HIGHLIGHTS: clipped highlights stay neutral when darkened (#523)

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