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Update fit.py - #33

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What changed and why

To fix issue#23.
This pull request makes minor formatting improvements to the output of the weights_at function in fit.py. The main change is the removal of unnecessary f prefixes from print statements that do not use string interpolation, resulting in cleaner and more efficient code.

No functional changes were made; only print statement formatting was updated.

Type of change

  • New skill
  • Fix to an existing skill
  • Performance or accuracy improvement (include benchmark data below)
  • Docs or tooling

Validation

  • bash scripts/check-skills.sh passes locally
  • python3 scripts/generate_agents.py was run after any SKILL.md
    frontmatter change (or the pre-commit hook handled it)
  • For skill behavior changes, the relevant acceptance layer in
    HOW_TO_TEST.md was run on real hardware, or the reason it was not
    is explained above
  • Every commit is signed off (git commit -s), per the Developer
    Certificate of Origin in CONTRIBUTING.md

Benchmark data

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Signed-off-by: yqiu-intel <yuning.qiu@intel.com>
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YuningQiu merged commit d5ba1d7 into main Oct 22, 2026
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