feat: add experimental auto-download support. #692
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It seems to work on osx. I think it should be clearly described at some point how the cache is managed and where is located by default: 
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Merge this PR now since this feature is only included in the experimental package. However, the introduction of this feature in the master branch will be delayed indefinitely. Before figuring a good way to deal with the security issue, this feature will be kept only in the experimental package. The documentation of the description of its usages and cache will be added in a separate PR later. |
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Description
This PR implements #670 and should only be merged after #688
It puts all the logics of auto-download in a new package
LLama.Exeprimental. Thus we don't need to rush for making the decision that whether it should be added to the main package or as a separate package. Instead we could listen from the users first.It works fine for me on my windows. I'll appreciate it if anyone would like to help on Linux and MAC!
TODO
How to test it
Comment all the content in LLama/LLamaSharp.Runtime.targets and run the examples with auto-download enabled. It's better to enable the full logs (though in a bit mess now).