fix: exclude app.py from exported server package, add torch init #131
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restore torch init to app.py
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I tested a TensorRT workflow in my environment, and the stream started without any errors.
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This is a fix for #114 to resolve an issue with app.py running during package import. By moving app.py back to
server/app.pyit is excluded from the comfystream package, allowingtorch.init()to be added back.