Add support to use multi-node job run (DTv2) API for distributed training #1165
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This PR adds the support to use multi-node job run (DTv2) API for distributed training when available.
The DTv2 API is in limited availability. Certain users may enable this feature by installing the preview version of OCI SDK.
This update is fully backward compatible. When creating a distributed training job with multiple nodes, if the OCI SDK supports DTv2 API, it will be used to create a single job run. Otherwise, the classic approach will be used to create multiple job runs.