[inferno-ml] First round of Bedrock integration#190
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This is part of our plan to add support for Bedrock models.
This only changes the runtime and DB layer representation of model versions.
Instead of a
ModelVersionholding a PostgresOidthat points to the blob of the.ts.ptfile contents, it can now hold a Bedrock configuration as well.Again, there are no changes to the type system. This is a very minimal set of changes to get things working with Bedrock configuration so I can continue working elsewhere. Since we have no way of creating a Bedrock config at the moment, the script evaluate will just throw an exception if it encounters one. This will of course be changed in the future.
This also lets us do a single DB wipe and then keep testing the existing TorchScript models, but it lets me continue with Bedrock in the meantime.