add --wlm-plugin flag and wlm: YAML section#61
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iterate2 now optionally invokes a wrapper executable per trial: '<wlm-plugin> <script> [--<wlm-key> <value>]...', where the wlm keys come from a new top-level 'wlm:' section in the HPO YAML. Per-trial ITERATE_* env vars remain set and are forwarded into the job by the plugin's WLM submitter (e.g. bsub). ccc_plugin.sh parses the new argv shape and unconditionally emits -gpu when GPUs are requested, fixing the single-GPU regression in the pre-plugin launcher. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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iterate2 now optionally invokes a wrapper executable per trial: ' <script> [-- ]...', where the wlm keys come from a new top-level 'wlm:' section in the HPO YAML. Per-trial ITERATE_* env vars remain set and are forwarded into the job by the plugin's WLM submitter (e.g. bsub). ccc_plugin.sh parses the new argv shape and unconditionally emits -gpu when GPUs are requested, fixing the single-GPU regression in the pre-plugin launcher.