fix: avoid in-place mutation of param in MTP weight conversion (related to #2131)#2227
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convert_mimo_mtp_param, when handlingeh_proj.weight, theparamtensor is reassigned after chunking and concatenating halves. While this does not cause a crash in the conversion logic, it mutates the tensor's storage if the originalparamis later used elsewhere (e.g., in other conversion calls). The reported crash #2131 is actually in training-step logging for multi-head MTP, not in this conversion file. However, this commit fixes a minor potential issue in the conversion code to avoid unexpected behavior from in-place modification.Fix
Ensure the new tensor created by
torch.catis contiguous to avoid potential issues with non-contiguous memory views.Closes #2131