add comfyui flux speedup doc

[marigoold]

add flux doc and related comfyui nodes

Summary by CodeRabbit

Release Notes

• New Features

  • Introduced multiple new nodes in the workflow configuration, enhancing the system's capabilities.
  • Added a new section in the README for setup and usage of the OneDiff tool, including performance comparisons.
  • Implemented new functionality for optimizing machine learning models with the OneDiffFluxSpeedup and OneDiffFluxLoader classes.

• Documentation

  • Updated README.md to provide detailed setup instructions and performance metrics.

• Chores

  • Enhanced node loading capabilities by importing new modules for additional functionality.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve the addition of a new workflow configuration in the JSON file for the onediff_comfy_nodes project, which introduces 17 new nodes with unique identifiers and properties. These nodes facilitate data processing and transformation tasks. Additionally, the README.md file for the FLUX project has been updated with setup instructions, usage examples, and performance comparisons between PyTorch and OneDiff, enhancing user guidance and understanding of the tool's capabilities. Modifications were also made to the __init__.py file to support the new nodes and a new file was added to implement speedup functionalities.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
onediff_comfy_nodes/benchmarks/resources/workflows/nexfort/flux_speedup.json	Added 17 new nodes including DualCLIPLoader, BasicScheduler, KSamplerSelect, and others with unique IDs and properties.
onediff_comfy_nodes/docs/FLUX/README.md	Updated README to include setup instructions, usage examples, and performance comparisons for the onediff tool.
onediff_comfy_nodes/init.py	Modified lazy_load_extra_nodes to import nodes_flux_speedup and update node mappings.
onediff_comfy_nodes/extras_nodes/nodes_flux_speedup.py	Introduced a new file with classes and methods for optimizing models, including OneDiffFluxSpeedup and OneDiffFluxLoader.

Suggested reviewers

• jackalcooper

Poem

In the land of nodes where data flows,
New friends arrive, as the workflow grows.
With onediff's charm, we leap and bound,
Enhancing our tasks, with joy profound.
So hop along, let the processing start,
For every new node plays a vital part! 🐇✨

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