Fix import error in download command#415
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Fix ModuleNotFoundError when running llama-model download command. The import statement was incorrectly trying to import from .model.safety_models but the correct path is .safety_models This was causing 'Download failed: No module named llama_models.cli.model' error when attempting to download models from Meta. Fixes the download functionality for all model downloads via CLI.
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Fix ModuleNotFoundError when running llama-model download command. The import statement was incorrectly trying to import from .model.safety_models but the correct path is .safety_models
This was causing 'Download failed: No module named llama_models.cli.model' error when attempting to download models from Meta.
Fixes the download functionality for all model downloads via CLI.