Allows lazy loading of preset images#1422
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See Discord thread: https://discord.com/channels/1243166023859961988/1243185862234210389/1517526575191556238
On my machine on a no-cache hard-reload 313 presets with an image each take ~2 minutes to finish, downloading 11,519KB twice. During this time, the models, loras, and wildcard, tabs are frozen and do not load.
This PR introduces lazy loading to presets, exactly as implemented for models. The export feature has also been updated so it fetches the image and adds it inline.
Result is
/API/GetMyUserDatareduced to 31.5kb and responds in 614ms, and all tabs load quickly.Note: I ran
debugGenAPIDocs()but the impact is far larger than this PR's changes so I did not include it. You probably need to run and commit the changes yourself (and maybe add a github action to sniff it).