feat: add README publishing workflow - #4
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Summary
Adds a concrete README publishing workflow for AI Studio training runs.
SKILL.mdtrain.pycommands to generate dataset/model README files and push README.md to AI Studio Git repositoriesWhy
In the ERNIE medical-record SFT run, training artifacts were preserved but dataset/model README publishing did not happen automatically. The skill mentioned model cards in prose, but there was no script command for agents or notebooks to call, and dataset README publishing was not part of the upload gate.
Validation
python -m py_compile scripts\train.pypython scripts\train.py --helppython scripts\train.py --generate-dataset-readme <sample.jsonl> --train-data user/demo_dataset --train-file train.jsonl --out <temp README>git diff --check(only existing LF/CRLF warnings on Windows)