fix(typo): fix typo in base image path

[LukeSchlangen]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a minor but important typo in a code snippet, ensuring variable names are correctly spelled for clarity and consistency within the example code.

Highlights

• Typo Correction: Corrected a spelling error in the ai-platform/snippets/predict-image-from-image-and-text.js file, changing bastImagePath to baseImagePath in a commented example line.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly fixes typos in a commented-out example variable name and its placeholder string within the ai-platform/snippets/predict-image-from-image-and-text.js file. The change from // const bastImagePath = "YOUR_BASED_IMAGE_PATH" to // const baseImagePath = 'YOUR_BASE_IMAGE_PATH'; not only corrects bastImagePath to baseImagePath and YOUR_BASED_IMAGE_PATH to YOUR_BASE_IMAGE_PATH, but also aligns the line's style with surrounding commented code and the Google JavaScript Style Guide by using single quotes and adding a semicolon.

This fix, though minor, improves the clarity and usability of the code sample for developers who might uncomment and use this line. No issues of medium or higher severity were identified in the changed code itself. The modifications are positive and enhance code quality.

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[msampathkumar]

Tagging @gericdong to ask how to fix CICD legacy fail