Fixed config.json download to go to user-supplied cache directory #30189
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Before, config.json would end up in the default cache directory. Now everything but version.txt is placed properly, and since it's downloaded when pipeline is imported, fixing that will be more complex.
I ran "pytest --picked"; it generated 3 warnings, none of which seemed to have anything to do with my change.
@Narsil since this is related to pipeline.