Summary: Runware updates commercial licensing terms

Why It Matters: The company changed how it explains legal rights for AI-generated content. They now distinguish between official partner models and community models, which affects how users can legally use what they create.

What Changed:

• Updated the FAQ section about commercial projects to clarify licensing.
• Added a distinction between "Official models" (covered by partner agreements) and "Community models" (governed by original creator licenses).
• Included a promise to provide links to source licenses for community models.
• Updated platform statistics, including requests (now 10B+), end users (300M+), and developers (200K+).
• Fixed a typo in the main header from "one API b`+ )ll AI" to "one API for alE 2M".