Use config.num_channels in CLIP-like modeling files#20857
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Sounds good to me, I checked on the Hub and couldn't find any model that uses config.num_channels != 3.
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What does this PR do?
config.num_channelsis not used in some CLIP-like modeling files. Unlike previous PRs like #20596 or #20844, we use this attribute in the modeling files in this PR.The only breaking case is when a user previously set
config.num_channels=XwithX !=3, which is super unlikely IMO. (Even they did so, the actual Conv2D layer still uses3as it is hard-coded in the currentmainbranch)