docs: Use halide.imageio instead of imageio#7409
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Thanks for the fix!
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* docs: Use halide.imageio instead of imageio * trigger buildbots --------- Co-authored-by: Steven Johnson <srj@google.com>
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I have added the missing fix in the #7402 pull request. (i'm sorry)
Additionally, I have added assert statements. This is because the image created in the first example is of shape
[512, 512, 3], while the example being used to compute xor_filter is of shape[512, 512]. To avoid confusion for the user, I made it explicit.