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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the documentation to reflect a change in the reported size of the openseek-8 dataset. The modification ensures that the README files accurately present the current data volume for this specific entry.

Highlights

• Data Size Update: The listed data size for openseek-8 | kernel_genernation has been updated from 15K to 16K in both the English and Chinese README files.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the minimum ICL context length for the openseek-8 task from 15K to 16K in the README files. My review includes suggestions to fix a typo in the task name and to update the description text in both the English and Chinese READMEs to reflect this change, ensuring consistency throughout the documents.

[gemini-code-assist]

There appears to be a typo in the task name. It should likely be kernel_generation instead of kernel_genernation.

Additionally, while the context length is updated to 16K here, the description on line 10 still refers to 15K tokens. Please update line 10 as well to maintain consistency in the document.

Suggested change

	| openseek-8 | kernel_genernation | 16K | 166 |
	| openseek-8 | kernel_generation | 16K | 166 |

[gemini-code-assist]

There appears to be a typo in the task name. It should likely be kernel_generation instead of kernel_genernation.

Additionally, while the context length is updated to 16K here, the description on line 12 still refers to 15K tokens. Please update line 12 as well to maintain consistency in the document.

Suggested change

	| openseek-8 | kernel_genernation | 16K | 166 |
	| openseek-8 | kernel_generation | 16K | 166 |