fix: stop auto decoding for audio datasets#686
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The LibriSpeech nightly dataset was failing in our nightly workflow. Initially, we suspected the issue was caused by missing or incorrect audio decoding libraries, so we tried to address it from that angle.
After further investigation, we realized the root cause was different: our collate functions expect audio file names as input, not already-decoded audio data. To match this expectation, we disabled automatic decoding for audio files.
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