feat: nanoGPT example - #255
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Here we add nanoGPT as an example to the repo. We leverage divide-by rather than multiply-by rescaling to accomodate large model depth and chained linear layers.
to run nanoGPT mock test:
cargo test --release --verbose tests::large_mock_::large_tests_1_expectsto run the full test:
cargo test --release --verbose tests::large_kzg_prove_and_verify_::large_tests_1_expectsthanks to @biancaganescu for helping make this happen :)