feat: slim eval results and allowing multipler multipliers in cross-steering

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor

  • Enhanced steering functionality for improved data management and logic.
  • Improved method signatures for better consistency and flexibility.
  • Removed redundant functions to streamline code efficiency.

• Bug Fixes

  • Enhanced accuracy in handling steering parameters within test cases.
  • Ensured correct functionality in test cases related to steering parameters.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes aim to improve the codebase's flexibility and efficiency by introducing new parameters, adjusting method signatures, refactoring functions for better parameter handling, and enhancing result processing logic. These modifications primarily target steering values, output probabilities, and result presentation at varying levels of detail.

Changes

File	Summary
repepo/core/evaluate.py	- EvalPrediction class now supports positive_output_prob and negative_output_prob as TextProbs or None. Introduces slim_results parameter in the evaluate function for controlling metric return at the example level.
repepo/core/pipeline.py	- TokenProb class attributes are now optional. Condensed method signature in the PipelineHook interface.
repepo/experiments/persona_generalization.py	- Refactors run_persona_cross_steering_experiment function signature. Updates _eval_build_pipeline function to utilize the multipliers parameter. Removes plot_cross_steering_result imports and plot_persona_cross_steering_result function.
repepo/steering/evaluate_cross_steering.py	- Refactors evaluate_cross_steering function to use a dictionary for steering values. Now accepts a list of multipliers instead of separate positive and negative multipliers.
repepo/steering/evaluate_steering_vector.py	- Adds slim_results parameter to the evaluate_steering_vector function.
tests/experiments/test_persona_generalization.py	- Refactors steering parameters in test cases to use a single steering dictionary parameter.

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