Add missing k-* legacy sampler names to init file migrate list #3625
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The
invokeai-configurescript migrates the old invokeai.init file to the new invokeai.yaml format. However, the parser for the invokeai.init file was missing the names of the k* samplers and was giving a parser error on any invokeai.init file that referred to one of these samplers. This PR fixes the problem.Ironically, there is no longer the concept of the preferred scheduler in 3.0, and so these sampler names are simply ignored and not written into
invokeai.yaml