[exmaples] Updated the OPMD config.

[yaochaorui]

Description

This PR updates an example config for compatibility with recent package changes and to fix a token length issue.

Purpose

Aligns the config with new package versions.

Fixes a bug related to token length.

Testing

Run the updated example config and confirm it executes without errors.

Checklist

Please check the following items before code is ready to be reviewed.

• Code has passed all tests
• Docstrings have been added/updated in Google Style
• Documentation has been updated
• Code is ready for review

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Summary of Changes

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I have reviewed this pull request, which focuses on updating an example configuration file (opmd_gsm8k.yaml). The primary goal is to ensure the example remains compatible with recent package changes and to resolve a specific issue related to token length limits, thereby improving its functionality and reliability.

Highlights

• Token Limit Adjustment: The max_prompt_tokens and max_response_tokens in the model section of the opmd_gsm8k.yaml configuration have been significantly reduced from 4096 and 16384 respectively, down to 512. This change directly addresses a reported token length issue.
• Dataset Path Update: The path for the gsm8k taskset within the buffer section of the configuration has been updated to include /main ({path to datasets}/gsm8k/main). A clarifying comment has also been added to guide users on dataset location, ensuring compatibility with newer package versions.

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Code Review

This pull request updates an example configuration file for OPMD on the GSM8K dataset. The changes include updating the dataset path and reducing the token limits. The path update should be verified to ensure it points to the correct dataset location.