P: Remove depth effect from iPhone photos

I'm not sure how possible this is, but it would be nice to have the ability to remove the Apple Photos portrait mode effect. iOS has saved depth data as metadata for some time. Lightroom is able to use this depth data in order to assist the recent lens blur function. Is it fesable for Lightroom to gain the ability to remove the Apple portrait mode effect? Sometimes I want to adjust it after importing the photo into Lightroom using the recent lens blur feature. The lens blur feature is difficult to use to its full potential when you are working with a file that has already been blured.

Right now if I want to work with a clean file I have to:

- Delete the imported file from Lightroom

- Go to Apple Photos and turn off portrait mode

-Reimport the file to Lightroom

Obvisouly this is kind of a clunky workflow.

My preferred implimentation would be:

- Photo imports with the current depth effect from Apple Photos

- If the user engages the depth effect editing feature in Lightroom the image is basically reset to a non portrait mode and all depth effects are generated by Lightroom.