Bloom and tonemapping fixes - #244
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Visual regression: 25 changed of 43 cases
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Bloom was enabled by default in Python and was also inserting a tonemapper by default.
We want to make users choose tonemapping explicitly as opt-in, as any kind of tonemapper will shift colors from what they may have written on the CPU (i.e. breaking pixel readback).