make compilation optional, return None for empty attention graph#30
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I had some trouble with the ELECTRA attention graph (the server crashes when trying to load the graph). The reason is that models are compiled in eager mode by default. The attention graph requires attention weights that are not accessible in eager mode. Therefore, I made compilation optional. In addition, if the model makes predictions but (for some reason) still does not return attention weights, the graph is silently hidden.