fix: use getattr for sglang_speculative_algorithm to avoid AttributeError#1913
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…rror When sglang args are not parsed (e.g. debug_train_only mode), the args namespace does not have the sglang_speculative_algorithm attribute, causing an AttributeError in _compute_spec_metrics. Using getattr with a default of None safely handles both cases. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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When sglang args are not parsed (e.g. debug_train_only mode), the args namespace does not have the sglang_speculative_algorithm attribute, causing an AttributeError in _compute_spec_metrics. Using getattr with a default of None safely handles both cases.
