chore: Remove multimodal readme.

[krishung5]

Overview:

Multimodal example will be added back post-0.4.0 release.

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  • Removed the comprehensive README guide for deploying and testing multimodal models with the Dynamo framework, including setup instructions, deployment scenarios, and example workflows.

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Walkthrough

The change deletes the comprehensive README documentation for multimodal model deployment examples in the Dynamo framework. No source code or API declarations are affected; only the example documentation file is removed.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Change Summary
Documentation Removal examples/basics/multimodal/README.md	Deleted the detailed README file that provided instructions, examples, and architecture diagrams for multimodal model deployment using Dynamo.

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Possibly related PRs

• docs: Update Multimodal Example README #1275: Updates and clarifies the same multimodal example README file; both PRs affect the same documentation, though this PR deletes it while the related one updates content.

Poem

A README once lived in the multimodal den,
With diagrams and guides for every model and pen.
Now it hops away, leaving folders more light,
The docs may be gone, but the code’s still in sight!
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[whoisj]

closes GitHub issue: #xxx

Is this something that has been asked for? If so, is there a work item or issue associated with it?

[nealvaidya]

Is this something that has been asked for? If so, is there a work item or issue associated with it?

@whoisj The actual example was removed in #2099 but somehow the readme got left behind. I think this is just finishing the job -- a new multimodal example is being worked on here: #2040