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If you use the images in more than one place, you just can't automatically remove them when you remove some place they are used.
You can run some garbage collection where you look at every place an image can go, and remove the ones that are never used. You can even run that inline, even though it's better offline, but it's not the same as you asked on the title. Thus I imagine you have some software layer where there is a barrier that avoids using an image in more than a single place.
Yep, I guess I should control it from software side.