Clean up docs for server args and sampling parameters (generated by grok) #7076
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This pull request focuses on cleaning up and expanding the documentation for the server's command-line arguments and the parameters used in the /generate endpoint and sampling. The changes aim to provide a more comprehensive and organized reference for users configuring the server and making API requests, including details on newly supported features and optimizations.
Highlights
- Documentation Updates: Significant updates and reorganization of the documentation for server command-line arguments (
server_arguments.md) and/generateendpoint/sampling parameters (sampling_params.md). - New Parameters Documented: Added documentation for new parameters in the
/generateendpoint (e.g.,input_embeds,image_data,audio_data,rid, logprob options) and sampling parameters (structural_tag). - Server Argument Standardization and Expansion: Server arguments in the documentation are standardized to use the
--prefix and many new arguments related to quantization, multimodal features, parallelism (pipeline, expert), logging, API features, optimization, and prefill/decode disaggregation are added. - Documentation Structure Refinement: The
server_arguments.mdfile is restructured into more granular sections for better clarity (e.g., Model, Memory, Logging, API, Parallelism types, Optimization, Disaggregation).
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