[github-actions]

model-can-it-fit has changed in intel/gpu-ai-skills on main and this repository's copy of it has not. Opened by tools/check_upstream.py; the bytes are upstream's at the new commit, written by tools/sync_external.py --write.

• pin: 0b4fafd09c5eb4cc5daf532d915ef5984a919775 -> fa107a317bdabdf49ef0e35fb75786175f407f57
• upstream diff: intel/gpu-ai-skills@0b4fafd...fa107a3
• also changed upstream, each in its own pull request: xpu-system-setup

Merge or close this one on its own. Closing it declines this version of model-can-it-fit: it is not proposed again, and the next change upstream is.

What this does not decide is whether the new text should be merged. An import is somebody else's document, so a change in it is a change somebody made there: the checks below answer the structural half, and the diff is worth reading.

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[xaleryb]

CodeFactor is red because of several findings in fit.py, upstream's code
(intel/gpu-ai-skills) — this PR only moves the pin, so any fix belongs
there. Filed intel/gpu-ai-skills#23 with a link to the report.

[github-actions]

Superseded by #64: model-can-it-fit changed again upstream.