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Document example code has import error

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Description

The dcoument guide example code is

from diffsynth import ModelManager, SDXLImagePipeline

model_manager = ModelManager(device="cuda", model_id_list=["StableDiffusionXL_v1"])
pipe = SDXLImagePipeline.from_model_manager(model_manager)

image = pipe(
    prompt="Diffuse light particles in the universe",
    height=576, width=1024, seed=0
)
image.save("image.jpg")

But it would cause Import Error when running this code after pip install.

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "DiffSynth-Studio-main/install.py", line 1, in <module>
    from diffsynth import ModelManager, SDXLImagePipeline
ImportError: cannot import name 'ModelManager' from 'diffsynth' (DiffSynth-Studio-main/diffsynth/__init__.py)

Instead, the import should be

from diffsynth.models import ModelManager
from diffsynth.pipelines import SDXLImagePipeline

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Find the documentation guide containing the shown Python example and compare its imports with the installed package layout. Verify the example after pip install; done means it imports ModelManager and SDXLImagePipeline without ImportError.

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