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fix(server): disable classification by default - #5708
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* disable classification by default * fixed tests
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There's been a recent uptick in issues relating to image tagging. When the image classification model is being exported, it can fail on ARM devices and crash the ML service along with it. As it restarts, it once again receives an object tagging request, and hence effectively gets stuck in a crash loop. Since we're moving away from using this model, it's better to keep it disabled by default to avoid this issue.
Fixes #4918
Fixes #5234
Fixes #5634