chore: add training run support issue template#540
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.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/training-run-support.yml creates a dedicated lane for training-behaviour issues, separating them from pure environment problems and encouraging reporters to share the context, configuration and metrics that actually matter when diagnosing reward and convergence problems.
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.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/training-run-support.yml creates a dedicated lane for training-behaviour issues, separating them from pure environment problems and encouraging reporters to share the context, configuration and metrics that actually matter when diagnosing reward and convergence problems.