add option to disable common styles

[Nandaka]

Add option to enable/disable common styles for the adetailer prompt.

This is useful when performing batch and we don't want to include the common styles into specific adetailer prompt.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a new feature that provides granular control over the application of common styles within the ADetailer prompt. By adding an explicit option to enable or disable styles, users can prevent unwanted style inheritance, particularly beneficial for scenarios like batch processing where specific ADetailer operations might require a clean slate without global styles.

Highlights

• UI Enhancement: Added a new checkbox in the ADetailer UI to allow users to explicitly enable or disable common styles for each ADetailer instance.
• Configuration Option: Introduced a new boolean argument, ad_tab_enable_styles, in the ADetailer arguments schema to store the state of the style enabling option.
• Conditional Style Application: Implemented logic to conditionally clear common styles from the processing pipeline if the ad_tab_enable_styles option is set to false, ensuring styles are only applied when desired.

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Changelog

• aaaaaa/ui.py
  • Added a gr.Checkbox for ad_tab_enable_styles to the ADetailer UI group.
• adetailer/args.py
  • Added ad_tab_enable_styles: bool = True to the ADetailerArgs class.
  • Registered ("ad_tab_enable_styles", "ADetailer tab enable styles") in the argument list.
• scripts/!adetailer.py
  • Introduced logic to check the args.ad_tab_enable_styles flag.
  • Conditionally set temp_styles = [] if common styles are disabled.
  • Modified the StableDiffusionProcessingImg2Img initialization to use temp_styles instead of p.styles.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new option to enable or disable common styles for the ADetailer prompt, which is a useful feature, especially for batch processing. The implementation is straightforward, adding a checkbox in the UI, a corresponding argument, and logic to apply the styles conditionally.

I've found one minor issue regarding the handling of the new parameter in the image's infotext. Please see my comment for details. Otherwise, the changes look good.

[gemini-code-assist]

The new ad_tab_enable_styles argument is not handled in the extra_params method. To keep the generated image's infotext clean, parameters with default values are usually not included. Please consider adding logic to the extra_params method to remove ADetailer tab enable styles from the output when it has its default value of True. This would be consistent with how other boolean flags and default-valued parameters are handled in this method.