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The GFPGAN `restore` extra and its `face_restore.py` module are gone. They were oracle-confirmed to re-introduce SynthID by blending watermarked original face pixels at fidelity weight 0.5 (clean A/B: gemini_3 controlnet 0.20 detected WITH GFPGAN, clean WITHOUT). Keeping them as the default restore method was a footgun for the removal pipeline. PhotoMaker-V2 (added in the previous commit) is the single shipped restore path now -- identity-as-embedding, SynthID-safe by construction. Removed: - src/remove_ai_watermarks/face_restore.py + tests/test_face_restore.py - pyproject.toml `restore` extra (gfpgan/facexlib/basicsr + scipy/numba pins) - pyproject.toml `[tool.uv.extra-build-dependencies] basicsr = [...]` build pin - CLI: `--restore-faces-method` and `--restore-faces-weight` (no method choice to make, no GFPGAN weight knob to expose) - InvisibleEngine._restore_faces method (only _restore_faces_photomaker remains) - All restore-faces-method / restore-faces-weight threading through cmd_* signatures and _process_batch_image Kept: - `--restore-faces / --no-restore-faces`: now binds to PhotoMaker-V2. - All adopted oracle findings about GFPGAN re-introducing SynthID (kept in the research docs as historical context that explains why the path was removed). Docs updated: CLAUDE.md (restore extras bullet collapsed to photomaker, removed face_restore Key-modules bullet, several inline GFPGAN refs scrubbed), README.md (face-identity callout + install section now point to the photomaker extra), docs/synthid.md 5.5 (net recipe), docs/controlnet-removal-pipeline-research.md (recommendations). ruff + strict pyright (src/) clean; 578 tests pass (the 9 GFPGAN tests are gone, the 9 PhotoMaker tests stay green). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>