fix: separate model weights from inputs in extraction output#720
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Previously, `extractor.py` passed all placeholder params (including lifted parameters, buffers, SymInt symbols, and real inputs) to `convert_state_and_inputs(params, [])`, causing all of them to be written to `weight_meta.py`. This led to SymInt placeholders like `Program_weight_tensor_meta_s0` appearing in `weight_meta.py`, which are not real model weights. This change: - Collects `id()` of original model parameters and buffers in `wrapper()` - Passes them to `GraphExtractor` via `param_buffer_ids` - Splits `params` into `weights` (params/buffers by identity) and `example_inputs` (real inputs including SymInt) - Writes weights to `weight_meta.py` and inputs to `input_meta.py` - Updates `utils.py` to handle dict-style `example_inputs`
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This PR separates model weights (parameters + buffers) from real input tensors during extraction, so that weight_meta.py only contains weights and input_meta.py only contains inputs.