TST Add PEFT testing guide - #3648
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Adding tests or modifying existing ones is often a struggle for contributors and AI agents. This is because the testing code base is quite huge and not necessarily intuitive (e.g. not split by PEFT method). There is also a lot of institutional knowledge required that is not obvious from a quick glance at the tests. This PR provides a tests/README.md that intends to clarify this. The idea is that readers of this file, especially AI agents, will have a much better idea when, where, and how to add and modify tests.
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Adding tests or modifying existing ones is often a struggle for contributors and AI agents. This is because the testing code base is quite huge and not necessarily intuitive (e.g. not split by PEFT method). There is also a lot of institutional knowledge required that is not obvious from a quick glance at the tests.
This PR provides a
tests/README.mdthat intends to clarify this. The idea is that readers of this file, especially AI agents, will have a much better idea when, where, and how to add and modify tests.