Default the gemini provider to Nano Banana Pro.

gemini-3-pro-image is Google's strongest image model; IMAGE_GEN_MODEL still overrides for the cheaper flash tier.

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Abdul Wahab
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**gemini** (Nano Banana):
- **Model**: `gemini-3.1-flash-image` by default; a `IMAGE_GEN_MODEL` line in `.impeccable/.env` overrides it, and the wrapper retries the `-preview` sibling once when Google's model naming drifts.
- **Model**: `gemini-3-pro-image` (Nano Banana Pro, the strongest tier) by default; a `IMAGE_GEN_MODEL` line in `.impeccable/.env` overrides it (e.g. `gemini-3.1-flash-image` for the cheaper high-volume tier), and the wrapper retries the `-preview` sibling once when Google's model naming drifts.
- **Size**: the wrapper pins aspect ratio 1:1, so output is always square; Gemini picks the pixel size for its tier (1024 by default) and ignores `--width`/`--height`. A 1024 square passes the pipelines' square gate as a "nearest supported square"; do not upscale it.
- **Format**: Gemini frequently returns JPEG bytes regardless of the `--out` filename; the wrapper converts them, so the written file is always a real PNG. Do not re-check or re-convert it.
- **Protocol**: synchronous; one call returns the image inline, no polling. Moderation arrives as an imageless response, which the wrapper turns into a clear error, not as an HTTP failure.