Rename grader validator file name from base.py to grader_validator.py

[weizhang25]

Rename grader validator file name from base.py to grader_validator.py

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on enhancing code clarity and maintainability by renaming a key file within the grader_validation module. The change ensures that the file's name accurately represents its content and functionality, accompanied by the necessary import path adjustments to maintain system integrity.

Highlights

• File Renaming: The file cookbooks/grader_validation/base.py has been renamed to cookbooks/grader_validation/grader_validator.py to better reflect its purpose.
• Import Path Updates: The import statement for GraderValidator in cookbooks/grader_validation/accuracy.py has been updated to reference the new file name, grader_validator.py.

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Code Review

This pull request renames cookbooks/grader_validation/base.py to the more descriptive cookbooks/grader_validation/grader_validator.py and updates the corresponding import. This is a good refactoring for code clarity. However, while reviewing the related code, I noticed a potential critical issue in the GraderValidator class within the renamed file. The validate method calls self.runner.arun(dataset, grader, mapping), but the GradingRunner.arun method ignores these grader and mapping arguments, instead using its pre-configured graders. Additionally, it attempts to access result["over_all"], but arun returns a dictionary keyed by grader names, which is unlikely to contain an "over_all" key, likely causing a KeyError. This means the validator is not functional as intended. Since this is a pre-existing issue in a file whose content is not being changed, I am noting it here and strongly recommend addressing this in a follow-up pull request.

[ployts]

LGTM