resolve LoCon/LoHA/LyCORIS poblem#18
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Hello:
I found that errors occur (IndexError: list index out of range) when using both a LoRA model and a LoCon/LoHA/LyCORIS model simultaneously, and there are also issues with incomplete model loading when using the LoCon/LoHA/LyCORIS model.
This is because you used "_11_1_proj_out" and "_11_mlp_fc2" to determine if it's the last layer of the model, but the LoCon model happens to not have the "_11_1_proj_out" and "_11_mlp_fc2" layer. As a result, your "text_model_encoder_counter" and "diffusion_model_counter" counter will calculate incorrectly, leading to a failed model loading.
Therefore, this pull request starts by checking whether there has been "_11_1_proj_out" and "_11_mlp_fc2" at the beginning of each loop to determine if the model is a LoCon/LoHA/LyCORIS model. If it is, then it will correct the calculation of your "text_model_encoder_counter" and "diffusion_model_counter" counter to solve the problem.
Another issue is that when both sub-promote blocks use the same LoRA, there is a problem of duplicate accumulation of the LoRA weight. I have also made corrections, please review and thank you.