Refactor distributed module#41
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This pull request refactors the distributed training configuration and setup, introducing a configurable timeout and sharding strategy (FSDP vs. HSDP). It also moves the fail-fast exception handling directly into the distributed module and updates the FSDP application logic to support the new sharding strategies. Feedback highlights a potential type mismatch when loading timeouts from JSON, the use of a private PyTorch API (DeviceMesh._concatenate) which may cause future compatibility issues, and a suggestion to improve the readability of the threading exception hook.
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Rewords the docstrings across the distributed module for clarity, and switches the operation timeout from an int (seconds) to a timedelta with a 15-minute default.