[async] Fix cog predict running file outputs
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This commit backports some of the changes to pkg/cli/predict.go from main as of 3e0dc79 to fix a nil pointer exception that occurs when trying to run `cog predict` on a model that outputs a `File` type. The panic occurs in predictIndividualInputs() trying to decode the data URL returned by the model. Giving the error: panic: runtime error: invalid memory address or nil pointer dereference
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This commit backports some of the changes to pkg/cli/predict.go from main as of 3e0dc79 to fix a nil pointer exception that occurs when trying to run
cog predicton a model that outputs aFiletype.The panic occurs in predictIndividualInputs() trying to decode the data URL returned by the model. Giving the error: