fix(tasks): skip few-shot reuse warning for zero-shot tasks - #1372
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Keep few-shot split inference unchanged, but only warn about reusing evaluation data when the task actually requests few-shot examples. Cover zero-shot silence and one-shot warning behavior. Fixes huggingface#801
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Fixes #801
Summary
Keep the existing few-shot split inference, but only emit the evaluation-data reuse warning when the task actually requests one or more few-shot examples. Zero-shot tasks still fall back in the same way, without receiving a warning about a code path they do not use.
The regression test covers both sides of the behavior: zero-shot remains silent, while one-shot still emits the warning.
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