JonnyC’s STAR firmware can easily and quickly accommodate 2-mode w/ no memory. Those options would be setup before compiling and then flashed onto the driver. RMM can certainly flash that for you or you can build and flash it yourself using this procedure: Hoop - Guide: how to flash a NANJG / Qlite driver with custom firmware
If for some reason you wanted a high-output / wow mode it would be fairly straightforward to make that awkward to use continuously. A 60s turbo-timer with a stepdown to the normal “high” mode would discourage continuous “wow mode” use while still allowing large galleries to be fully illuminated for brief periods. If a person was so inclined they could take that one step further with turbo ramp-down. It’s surprisingly difficult to notice the rampdown in action if setup well.
In any case I’d use the offtime firmware along with an offtime cap. It’s much nicer, including with “no memory”.