[bugfix] Fix args template type

[Jintao-Huang]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request primarily addresses a bug related to retrieving template information by correcting the attribute accessed. It also includes a dependency update to relax the version constraint for the transformers library and a minor code refactoring to improve import statements in a callback file. These changes enhance compatibility, fix a functional issue, and improve code structure.

Highlights

• Dependency Update: The upper version constraint for the transformers library has been removed, allowing for greater flexibility with newer versions of the library.
• Code Refactoring: Utility imports in swift/callbacks/perf_log.py were moved from within a method to the top of the file, improving code organization and adherence to best practices.
• Bug Fix: Corrected the attribute used to retrieve template information in swift/template/register.py from args.template_type to args.template, resolving an issue with template type retrieval.

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Changelog

• requirements/framework.txt
  • Removed the upper version bound for the transformers package, changing transformers>=4.33,<4.58 to transformers>=4.33.
• swift/callbacks/perf_log.py
  • Moved get_current_device, get_device_count, and get_env_args imports from inside the on_init_end method to the top-level imports of the file.
• swift/template/register.py
  • Changed the return statement in _read_args_json_template_type from args.template_type to args.template to correctly access the template attribute.

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Code Review

This pull request addresses a bug by correcting the attribute name from template_type to template for argument parsing, and also refactors some imports for better code organization. A notable change is the removal of the upper version limit for the transformers dependency. While this provides flexibility, it can introduce instability from future breaking changes. I've added a comment suggesting to re-introduce an upper bound to ensure long-term stability.

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Removing the upper version constraint for transformers can introduce instability if future releases include breaking changes. It's a best practice to pin dependencies with an upper bound to ensure reproducibility and prevent unexpected failures. Please consider adding an upper bound, for instance, <5.0 or based on the latest version you've tested against.

transformers>=4.33,<5.0