Add offset top x-axis to runtime layout plot - #5
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The runtime layout figure needed to match the provided reference while adding a second x-axis. The new top axis now uses the same core-count units as the bottom axis, offset to start at 4096.
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pace/runtime_layout.pyto support a secondary top x-axis aligned with the existing processor-core axis.0..4096) and corrected primary tick spacing.Top-axis behavior
top = bottom + 4096bottom = top - 40964096, 5120, 6144, 7168, 8192.Labeling
Processor CoresProcessor Cores (+4096 offset)