Add a distraction free review mode for reviewing a whole collection at once

Add a full screen review mode that displays every image in the current collection or album as a clean, scrollable grid of final cropped images, with no interface panels, no metadata badges, and no cap on how many images are shown.

Today the closest thing is selecting multiple images and using the Viewer's multi-image display. It has two problems that make it unusable for reviewing a body of work:

1. It caps out. Past a small number of selected images it stops displaying them and shows a message that there are [N] more images. [Fill in the exact count you can see and the exact wording you get.]

2. It does not scroll. Everything has to fit on screen at once, so the images shrink as the selection grows and there is no way to move through a large edit.

What I need is closer to Lightroom's Library grid at full screen, or a proper lightbox: images at their final crop, generously sized, on a neutral background, scrollable from the first frame to the last, with a size slider. Ratings and color tags should still work via keyboard so the mode can be used for culling and sequencing, but nothing should be drawn on top of the images.

This is the step where a shoot becomes a portfolio, a book, or a client delivery. It is currently the one part of the workflow that Capture One cannot do, and the workaround is exporting JPEGs and arranging them in Adobe Bridge. Capture One already renders these images beautifully. It just will not show them to me all at once.