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This pull request introduces a new "Size Sorting Task" for visual reasoning, where scattered bars must be sorted by height. The implementation includes a new generator, configuration, and CLI entry point for dataset generation, as well as updates to the documentation and module exports.
New Task: Size Sorting (Bar Height Sorting)
Command-Line Interface & Entry Point
examples/generate_size_sorting.py, a CLI tool for generating datasets for the size sorting task with customizable parameters (number of bars, sort order, etc.).Documentation
README.mdto document the new size sorting task, including its description, usage examples, configuration options, and output structure.Module Exports
src/__init__.pyto export the new size sorting task classes and prompt function, making them available for import elsewhere in the codebase.