[AI] Fix crash with --library :memory: by skipping disk cache#20623
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Fixes #20611 :
When darktable runs with
--library :memory:(in-memory database for testing), the disk cache for object mask encoder embeddings crashed becausedt_database_get_path()returns":memory:"which is not a valid filesystem path.The
g_realpath(":memory:")call loggedpath lookup ':memory:' failsand the subsequent cache operations failed.Fix
_get_cache_dir()now returns FALSE when the database is unavailable or in-memory. Callers skip disk cache operations gracefully — encoding still works, just without caching between sessions.