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b11536: ui: Models Manager Follow-up Improvements (#30228)

October 9

common : read a GGUF's trained context from its metadata common_get_gguf_n_ctx_train opens only the file's metadata (no_alloc, like common_get_decision_type) and reads .context_length, so a caller…

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