Clean up README typo/comments and remove dead debug code#79
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- README: fix 'pefilling' -> 'prefilling' typo - README: complete truncated layers/ and utils/ structure comments - qwen3.py: remove leftover DEBUG comment and unused 'import sys' in Qwen3Attention.forward
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Summary
Small cleanup PR — documentation fixes plus removal of leftover debug code. No behavioral changes.
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pefilling→prefilling(the heading for thebenchmark_prefilling.pysection; the line just below already says "prefilling phase").# Components for model/,# context), describing what actually lives inlayers/andutils/.src/myvllm/models/qwen3.py: remove a leftover# DEBUGcomment and an unusedimport sysinsideQwen3Attention.forward(also drops a trailing whitespace on the following line).All changes are verifiable by reading; no runtime/GPU needed.