Add gradio local inference demo

examples/inference/gradio/local/Readme.md

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+# FastVideo Gradio Local Demo
+
+This is a Gradio-based web interface for generating videos using the FastVideo framework. The demo allows users to create videos from text prompts with various customization options.
+
+## Overview
+
+The demo uses the FastVideo framework to generate videos based on text prompts. It provides a simple web interface built with Gradio that allows users to:
+
+- Enter text prompts to generate videos
+- Customize video parameters (dimensions, number of frames, etc.)
+- Use negative prompts to guide the generation process
+- Set or randomize seeds for reproducibility
+
+---
+
+## Usage
+
+Run the demo with:
+
+```bash
+python examples/inference/gradio/local/gradio_local_demo.py
+```
+
+This will start a web server at `http://0.0.0.0:7860` where you can access the interface.
+
+---
+
+## Model Initialization
+
+This demo initializes a `VideoGenerator` with the minimum required arguments for inference. Users can seamlessly adjust inference options between generations, including prompts, resolution, video length, *without ever needing to reload the model*.
+
+## Video Generation
+
+The core functionality is in the `generate_video` function, which:
+1. Processes user inputs
+2. Uses the FastVideo VideoGenerator from earlier to run inference (`generator.generate_video()`)
+
+## Gradio Interface
+
+The interface is built with several components:
+- A text input for the prompt
+- A video display for the result
+- Inference options in a collapsible accordion:
+  - Height and width sliders
+  - Number of frames slider
+  - Guidance scale slider
+  - Negative prompt options
+  - Seed controls
+
+### Inference Options
+
+- **Height/Width**: Control the resolution of the generated video
+- **Number of Frames**: Set how many frames to generate
+- **Guidance Scale**: Control how closely the generation follows the prompt
+- **Negative Prompt**: Specify what you don't want to see in the video
+- **Seed**: Control randomness for reproducible results