feat: add auto_resize flag for outpainting support #392
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Adds auto_resize parameter to first/last frame image handling: - auto_resize=True (default): Existing behavior - scale image to fill target dimensions - auto_resize=False: Center image at original size, pad with black, generate spatial mask for outpainting regions This allows users to send smaller images and let the model generate content in the surrounding area, rather than always scaling to fit. Signed-off-by: RyanOnTheInside <7623207+ryanontheinside@users.noreply.github.com>
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depends upon #388
Adds auto_resize parameter to first/last frame image handling:
auto_resize=True (default): Existing behavior - scale image to fill target dimensions
This allows users to send smaller images and let the model generate content in the surrounding area, rather than always scaling to fit.