feat: allow grouped temporal decoding for Wan2.2 TI2V 5B (#2196)

examples/common/common.cpp

@@ -1194,7 +1194,7 @@ ArgOptions SDGenerationParams::get_options() {
          &extra_sample_args},
         {"",
          "--extra-tiling-args",
-         "extra VAE tiling args, key=value list. Supported video VAEs accept temporal_tile_frames/temporal_tile_size (default: 4), temporal_tile_overlap (default: 1)",
+         "extra VAE tiling args, key=value list. Supported video VAEs accept temporal_tile_frames/temporal_tile_size (default: 4), temporal_tile_overlap (default: 1); Wan2.2 TI2V 5B accepts temporal_decode_frames (default: 1)",
          (int)',',
          &extra_tiling_args},
         {"",

examples/server/api.md

@@ -873,7 +873,7 @@ Shared default fields used by both `img_gen` and `vid_gen`:
 
 `vae_tiling_params.tile_size_w` and `tile_size_h` are in **image pixels**, with `0` selecting the 256-pixel default. Both encode and decode use these sizes without an encoding multiplier. Positive `rel_size_w`/`rel_size_h` values override the corresponding absolute size: values up to 1 are dimension fractions, and values greater than 1 are target tile counts. Set `enabled` to use spatial tiling. Sizes are aligned down to the VAE scale factor and capped at the input dimensions; explicit sizes below the minimum supported tile size are rejected. These fields previously used latent units; see [VAE tiling](../../docs/performance.md#use-vae-tiling-to-reduce-encode-and-decode-memory-usage) for migration and OOM retry behavior.
 
-`vae_tiling_params.extra_tiling_args` accepts a key=value list. Supported video VAEs accept `temporal_tile_frames` (alias `temporal_tile_size`, default `4`) and `temporal_tile_overlap` (default `1`).
+`vae_tiling_params.extra_tiling_args` accepts a key=value list. Supported video VAEs accept `temporal_tile_frames` (alias `temporal_tile_size`, default `4`) and `temporal_tile_overlap` (default `1`). Wan2.2 TI2V 5B uses `temporal_decode_frames` (default `1`) to decode multiple latent frames per forward pass, trading additional memory for throughput; other model versions ignore this option.
 LTX and Wan preserve causal state between temporal tiles. Hunyuan Video and TAEHV use overlap blending. MiniMax H3 keeps its model-specific fixed temporal windows because its latent-to-frame mapping is non-linear.
 
 `img_gen`-specific default fields: