Update gpu app Dockerfiles to more cleanly support automation#10
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Update gpu app Dockerfiles to more cleanly support automation#10
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Three of the GPU sample projects,
deepstream-vision/detector,deepstream-vision/vlmandpython/pipecat-assistanthad dependencies that required the developer already having models or programs downloaded and configured. This PR updates the Dockerfiles of these apps to automate this process, assisting in improved automation for things like testing scripts and CI.A lingering issue is that many of the cached files do not get cleaned up, resulting in sample project runs failing due to disk space issues. This will most likely be fixed directly in the test script on the
wendy-agentrepo.