[`Llama2`]  Add support for Llama 2: Fix convert_llama_weights_to_hf.…
Author: linggong2023
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…py support 7Bf

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What does `f` mean in model size? Does it mean `fine-tuned`?

I understand that "f" should be modified to "-CHAT" to support the CHAT
model. I have made further modifications to the relevant code, replacing
all instances of "f" with "-CHAT". Could you please reload the same commit
for me?

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cc @ArthurZucker 

I also think the same way. At first, I couldn't understand 7Bf, but now it seems that these things are useless. I just deleted 7Bf, 13Bf, and 70Bf.

@sgugger I have finished the modifications, ready for merging.

No no, why would you remove the `70Bf`? All the `f` are for the finetuned/chat checkpoints