add missing models and parameters to image metadata #743
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…rams - If a non default scheduler is set, include it in the 'Sampler' tag in the data embedded into the final image. - If a custom VAE path is set, include the vae name (without path and extension) in embedded image params under a `VAE:` tag. - If a custom Clip skip is set, include that Clip skip value in embedded image params under a `Clip skip:` tag.
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This updates and supersedes #316 . I adjusted the original PR to make use of the new API functions, but preserved the original author, since it was just a minor tweak.
I also included diffusion and text encoder models into the metadata, following the auto111 format. But it's not clear how multiple text encoders should be included: all examples I've found used a simple 'TE:' prefix.