[bugfix] fix megatron kimi_k2

[Jintao-Huang]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request implements a crucial bug fix by ensuring that the 'kimi_k2' model type is correctly identified and handled within the Megatron framework's model configuration. This change is essential for supporting and integrating models of the 'kimi_k2' type, allowing them to be processed without errors.

Highlights

• Bugfix: Kimi_k2 Model Recognition: Resolved an issue where the 'kimi_k2' model type was not properly recognized within the Megatron model configuration, preventing its correct processing.

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Changelog

• swift/megatron/model/model_config.py
  • Added 'kimi_k2' to the set of recognized Hugging Face model types in the convert_hf_config function.

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Code Review

This pull request adds 'kimi_k2' to a set of model types to apply specific configurations, which appears to be a bugfix. The change is functionally correct. I've provided one suggestion to improve code readability by sorting the elements within the set.

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For better readability and maintainability, it would be beneficial to keep the items in this set sorted alphabetically.

Suggested change

	'deepseek',
	'deepseek_v2',
	'deepseek_v3',
	'kimi_k2',
	'deepseek_v32',
	'dots1',
	'deepseek',
	'deepseek_v2',
	'deepseek_v3',
	'deepseek_v32',
	'dots1',
	'kimi_k2',

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