re.sub always parses the replacement as a template, so a backslash in
the replacement (e.g. C:\1) raised PatternError even in literal mode.
Also drop an unused import and align js import paths with the
documented two-level extension path. Bump to 2.0.13.
New node checks if input string contains any of multiple substrings,
returning a boolean and the first matched string. Useful for conditionally
loading LoRAs based on prompt keywords.
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