Add a flag to restrict which docstring tests run #999
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Since our fenced docstring tests take so long to run (half an hour with a decent GPU), it is nice to be able to only run a subset (e.g. all docstring tests for a given model). Currently our docstring testing operates by walking all sub-modules within `keras_nlp.`. This add a command line flag to match only certain modules when running testing.
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Since our fenced docstring tests take so long to run (half an hour with a decent GPU), it is nice to be able to only run a subset (e.g. all docstring tests for a given model).
Currently our docstring testing operates by walking all sub-modules within
keras_nlp.. This add a command line flag to match only certain modules when running testing.