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LGTM. What are the remaining issues we need to take care of.
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In related development to #99, this PR makes some additional device handling improvements in the TorchFort backend. In particular, this PR adds:
CUDAGuardobjects within supervised and RL functions to properly set/unset the current CUDA device to expected model device. This is not fixing any current issue in the implementation but better sets up the code for direct CUDA runtime call utilization (e.g. CUDA graph capture/replay).