Let effects declare whether they need source images

Whether an effect works from the loaded photographs is now part of the
declarative plug-in contract, next to params(): Effect::needsSources()
defaults to true, and blur — which only softens what it is handed — says
no and blurs an empty canvas when given nothing.

Only the first stage of a cascade ever sees the sources, so
chainNeedsSources() just asks the first stage. Both front-ends gate on
that instead of on "are there any images": the CLI only refuses an empty
batch when the chain wants one, and the interface renders a blur-led
chain with no images loaded, saying whichever thing is actually missing.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

src/gui/window.hpp

@@ -33,6 +33,9 @@ private:
     void storeParams();     // widgets -> the selected stage's values
     void applyInitial(const Options& initial);
 
+    bool canRender() const;     // a chain, and sources if the chain needs them
+    std::string missingText() const;  // what is still missing before a render
+    void showPlaceholder();     // drops the preview and says what is missing
     void requestRender();   // coalesced: restarts the short debounce timer
     void startRender();     // starts a worker, or marks the result stale
     void onAddImages();