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Yes, it wouldn't be too much work to add image support. I like what hologram does with images inside the editor, but I see kui.nvim (which I forked from hologram) more as a base framework, whereas hologram is kinda between being a base framework and a plugin with very customized features.
Hi, me again. I've built a simple fuzzy picker using kui.nvim, it's basic but I feel like it has some potential. If you're interested in using pre-release quality software or have interesting ideas to add/propose, head here: https://github.com/romgrk/kirby.nvim
It uses fzy-lua-native for filtering, another of my creations in need of love. It filters on the main thread but should be responsive for repos up to maybe a few thousand files.
fzf-lua uses a “multi-process” approach to defer most commands processing (files, grep, live grep, etc) to an external process which makes sure neovim never hangs and while the neovim “builtin” previewer uses a neovim window (on the main thread obviously) you can always switch to bat (or any other external previewer) for a complete process independent approach.