feat: initial support for Bulk::Map #495
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This introduces the enum variant and provides a client-side implementation which simply unrolls the batch into n separate Generates. We were already doing this for Bulk::Repeat, i.e. client-side expansion. TODO: - shift this into the executor backend, to expose server-side support for both forms of bulk execution - do we need some kind of capabilities system, so that we do client-side expansion if the backend does not support this form of bulk? for now, these are standard openai features, so there aren't any use cases for client-side support at the moment... hmm Signed-off-by: Nick Mitchell <[email protected]>
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This introduces the enum variant and provides a client-side implementation which simply unrolls the batch into n separate Generates. We were already doing this for Bulk::Repeat, i.e. client-side expansion.
TODO: