* Do not set `grammar` to `None` for new `LlamaGrammar` objects
The `grammar` attribute is written by `init()`, but that method always
returns `None`, so `__init__()` would then discard the previously
written object.
* Add minimal test for grammar parsing
* Add low-level batching notebook
* fix: tokenization of special characters: (#850)
It should behave like llama.cpp, where most out of the box usages
treat special characters accordingly
* Update CHANGELOG
* Cleanup
* Fix runner label
* Update notebook
* Use llama_decode and batch api
* Support logits_all parameter
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Co-authored-by: Antoine Lizee <antoine.lizee@gmail.com>
Define an init_llama function that starts llama with supplied settings instead of just doing it in the global context of app.py
This allows the test to be less brittle by not needing to mess with os.environ, then importing the app
