Add Python image generation support for OpenAI and Gemini - #35
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Adds parallel image generation functionality to Python implementation matching the existing Node.js capabilities. Changes: - Create openai_image.py provider for OpenAI Responses image generation - Create gemini_image.py provider with token usage by modality logging - Add OPENAI_IMAGE_MODEL and GEMINI_IMAGE_MODEL constants - Add Image Generation Test mode (mode 6) to CLI - Update CLAUDE.md documentation This brings feature parity between Python and Node.js implementations. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds parallel image generation functionality to Python implementation matching the existing Node.js capabilities.
Changes:
This brings feature parity between Python and Node.js implementations.