Add FT test-action hooks to the train group#1448
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Wires FTTestActionGroupExecutor into RayTrainGroup: built from args in __init__ and invoked via run_after_step(rollout_id) at the end of each train() step, so CI scenarios can drive group-level fault actions (e.g. stop/start cells) at deterministic rollouts. The actor-side executor and the shared ft_test_actions module are handled separately.
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Wires FTTestActionGroupExecutor into RayTrainGroup: built from args in init and invoked via run_after_step(rollout_id) at the end of each train() step, so CI scenarios can drive group-level fault actions (e.g. stop/start cells) at deterministic rollouts. The actor-side executor and the shared ft_test_actions module are handled separately.