[Bugfix] Fix a bad import

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Fix broken cached_processor import

The new import points to vllm.transformers_utils.input_processor, but no such module exists in this repo and cached_processor_from_config is still defined in transformers_utils/processor.py. As a result, importing vllm.multimodal.processing (e.g., when enabling multimodal pipelines) will now raise ModuleNotFoundError before any processing logic runs.

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This pull request addresses a bug by correcting an import path in vllm/multimodal/processing.py. The cached_processor_from_config function is now imported from vllm.transformers_utils.input_processor instead of vllm.transformers_utils.processor. This change aligns with a likely refactoring where the function was moved to a new module. The fix is straightforward and appears correct, ensuring that the multimodal processing logic uses the intended utility function from its canonical source.