Relax GraphTrainer stack trace node count test - #4046
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Fixes the shared GraphTrainer failure seen on main and the PP revert PR:
Both fail in
TestMetadataPropagation::test_backward_nodes_have_stack_tracewithAssertionError: 23 != 24, whilebwd_nodes_missing_stack_trace = [].The exact number of eligible FX/autograd nodes is not the behavior this test needs to lock down; it can change as PyTorch tracing/decomposition/autograd internals change. The invariant is that backward nodes corresponding to forward nodes with stack traces also have stack traces. This PR keeps that assertion and only replaces the brittle exact graph-shape count with a sanity check that the test actually examined at least one backward node.
Validation:
python3 -m py_compile torchtitan/experiments/graph_trainer/tests/test_trace_module.pyNote: local
pytestwas unavailable in the default Python environment on my host, so CI should be used for the targeted runtime check. This PR does not address the separate H100 GraphTrainer integration failures.