fix(benchmarks): remove hooks via HookPoint instead of bogus add_hook handle#1426
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… handle HookPoint.add_hook returns None, but the benchmark helpers stored its return value as a "handle" (silencing mypy with behind an `if handle is not None` guard). Since the value was always None, the guard was always false and the capture hooks were never removed. Track the HookPoint that was registered on and clean up via hook_point.remove_hooks() (dir="bwd" for backward hooks), matching the existing idiom in TransformerBridge.run_with_cache. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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HookPoint.add_hookreturnsNone, but the benchmark helpers stored its return value as a "handle" (silencing mypy with behind anif handle is not Noneguard). Since the value was alwaysNone, the guard was always false and the capture hooks were never removed.Track the
HookPointthat was registered on and clean up viahook_point.remove_hooks()(dir="bwd"for backward hooks), matching the existing idiom inTransformerBridge.run_with_cache.Type of change
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