update sdnext license and branding

[vladmandic]

minor changes to reflect updated sdnext license after removal of a1111 code

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the license and branding information for the SD.Next package within the StabilityMatrix.Core project. These changes include a shift in the license type from AGPL-3.0 to Apache License 2.0, an updated license URL, a more descriptive blurb, and a new preview image URI. This aligns the package's metadata with recent changes in the sdnext project, specifically after the removal of a1111 code.

Highlights

• License Update: The LicenseType for the SD.Next package has been updated from 'AGPL-3.0' to 'Apache License 2.0', reflecting a change in the project's licensing.
• License URL Change: The LicenseUrl has been modified to point to the new license file within the sdnext repository, aligning with the updated license type.
• Branding and Description Update: The Blurb (short description) for SD.Next has been revised to 'SD.Next: All-in-one WebUI for AI generative image and video creation', providing a more comprehensive overview of its functionality.
• Preview Image Update: The PreviewImageUri has been updated to a new asset URL, likely reflecting a refreshed visual representation for the package.

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[vladmandic]

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Code Review

This pull request updates the license and branding information for the SD.Next package. The changes correctly reflect the new Apache 2.0 license and the updated repository URL. However, I've identified a potential issue with the PreviewImageUri, which now points to a GitHub user attachment URL. These URLs are not permanent and could lead to a broken image in the user interface. I've added a comment with a recommendation to use a more stable hosting solution for this asset.

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The PreviewImageUri is pointing to a GitHub user attachment URL. These URLs are not guaranteed to be permanent and can break if the associated content (like a comment or issue) is deleted. This could lead to a broken image in the UI. It is recommended to host this asset in a more stable location, such as a CDN or within a repository and link to its raw version, similar to how other package assets are handled.