Add SSIM structural comparison (perceptual score + changed regions)#340
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Perceptual screen comparison that reports what changed. Pixel diff (
diff_screenshots) fires on a one-pixel shift; a colour histogram (detect_drift) is blind to layout. SSIM is the standard visual-regression metric — tolerant of small illumination changes, sensitive to structural change (edited text, moved/missing elements).ssim_compare(AC_ssim_compare): mean SSIM 0..1 (1.0 = identical) between a reference and the live screen (or a given image).ignore=[[x,y,w,h]]masks live clocks / cursors. RaisesValueErroron size mismatch.ssim_changed_regions(AC_ssim_changed_regions): boxes of the regions where local1 - SSIMexceedsthreshold, connected blobs >=min_area, largest first.cv2_utils.blobs.connected_boxeshelper, now used by both the colour-region locator and SSIM change detection.