docs: add error handling examples for ML inference#241
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- Add basic try/except pattern for inference calls - Document common errors and solutions - Include specific exception handling examples - Help developers handle network, balance, and timeout errors Fixes OpenGradient#228
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What This Fixes
Closes #228
Problem
The ML Inference documentation shows basic examples but lacks error handling guidance. This can lead to:
Solution
Added comprehensive error handling documentation including:
Changes Made
Testing
✅ All examples are syntactically valid Python
✅ Error handling patterns follow SDK conventions
✅ Documentation is clear and actionable