Add Python APIs for PTD tensor dictionaries#21236
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Thanks for the PR, @Kilbex. Waiting on CI to finish running; will keep you posted |
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Summary
Adds public Python helpers for saving and loading PTD tensor dictionaries. The helpers validate PTD-compatible CPU tensors, preserve supported strides, normalize other layouts, and reject malformed tensor entries so callers no longer need to construct
DataPayloadobjects directly.Test plan
PYTHONPATH=.. python -m pytest extension/flat_tensor/test/test_serialize.py -qlintrunneron the changed filesAuthored with Claude.