comment out deps on "//tensorflow"

[gyang274]

There are several py_library(), py_binary() and py_test() claimed deps on "//tensorflow" explicitly. This causes the BUILD failed. This is discussed in the issue submitted earlier at tensorflow/models 2571.

As my understanding, the deps = [ "//tensorflow" ] is looking for a directory tensorflow under the slim, which doesn't exist. Remove the deps fixed the issue, as long as the tensorflow is built and available.

Another approach might define the tensorflow library in workspace, by linking it to outside github repo? However, in this way, it could lead to replicated tensorflow modules?

Thank you.

[tensorflow-jenkins]

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[sguada]

Fixes #2571