docs: document metadata popup in README
Adds the new feature to the Features list and expands the Browse section with a dedicated Metadata popup sub-section describing the four tabs and graceful fallback behaviour. https://claude.ai/code/session_01E5Lje549owqMJX9Bz2PDS2
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@@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ External LoRA Loader solves this by letting you browse to any path directly from
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- **Drive auto-detection** — Automatically detects all mounted drives on Windows, macOS, and Linux at startup
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- **Tree-style file browser** — Click Browse to open a modal with a full expandable drive/folder tree; navigate to any location without typing paths
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- **Extension filter** — Filter the browser to Safetensors only, all LoRA types, PyTorch files, or all files
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- **LoRA metadata popup** — Single-click any `.safetensors` file to open a tabbed info panel showing base model, rank/alpha, training stats, trigger tags, and author notes without loading the file
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- **Draggable and resizable modal** — Drag the browser by its header; resize from the bottom-right corner
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- **Keyboard navigation** — Press Enter to confirm a selection, Escape to close
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- **System RAM caching** — LoRAs are loaded into memory on first use; subsequent runs skip disk I/O entirely
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- **Checkpoint** — `.ckpt` only
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- **PyTorch** — `.pt` and `.pth`
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- **All files** — every non-hidden file
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- Click a LoRA file to select it; the filename appears in the status bar
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- Click a LoRA file to select it and open the **metadata popup** (see below)
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- Click **Select**, double-click the file, or press **Enter** to confirm
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- Press **Escape** or click **✕** to cancel
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The modal is draggable (grab the title bar) and resizable (drag the bottom-right corner). It remembers its position and size for the session.
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#### Metadata popup
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Single-clicking any `.safetensors` file opens a floating info panel to the right of the browser. It reads the file's embedded header without loading the full model into memory and displays four tabs:
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| Tab | Contents |
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| **Overview** | File size, last modified, base model version, LoRA rank (dim), alpha, effective scale (alpha ÷ dim) |
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| **Training** | Step count, epochs, number of training images, resolution, UNet and text-encoder learning rates |
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| **Tags** | Top trigger tags extracted from `ss_tag_frequency`, sorted by frequency and shown as chips |
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| **About** | Title, author, license, and training notes / trigger-word hints left by the creator |
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Files without embedded metadata (non-safetensors formats, or safetensors files that omit `__metadata__`) still show filesystem info in the Overview tab; the remaining tabs display a "No embedded metadata" message.
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The popup closes when you click a folder, confirm a selection, or close the browser.
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After confirming, the selected path is shown in the **selected_path** display on the node canvas.
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### 3. Set strength
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