fix: constrain torch version and add transformers dependency

[mahone3297]

• Change torch requirement from >= 2.6 to <= 2.8 for version compatibility
• Add transformers package as explicit dependency

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refines the project's dependency management by constraining the acceptable torch version range and introducing the transformers library. These adjustments are crucial for maintaining compatibility with existing components and expanding the project's capabilities by integrating advanced transformer models.

Highlights

• Torch Version Constraint: The torch dependency has been updated from >= 2.6 to <= 2.8 to ensure version compatibility within the project.
• New Dependency Added: The transformers package has been explicitly added as a new dependency to the project.

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Changelog

• pyproject.toml
  • Updated the torch dependency from >= 2.6 to <= 2.8.
  • Added transformers to the list of project dependencies.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the project's dependencies by constraining the torch version and adding transformers as a dependency. My review includes suggestions to refine these dependency specifications to prevent potential compatibility issues. Specifically, I recommend re-adding a lower bound for the torch version and specifying a version range for the new transformers dependency to ensure more stable and predictable builds.

[gemini-code-assist]

The torch dependency has been changed from >= 2.6 to <= 2.8. This removes the lower version bound, which could allow older, incompatible versions of PyTorch to be installed. To ensure compatibility, it's better to specify both a lower and an upper bound, combining the previous constraint with the new one.

Suggested change

	"torch <= 2.8",
	"torch >= 2.6, <= 2.8",

[gemini-code-assist]

The transformers dependency is added without a version constraint. This can lead to unexpected issues if a future version introduces breaking changes. The development dependencies specify transformers == 4.52.4. It is a good practice to specify a compatible version range to ensure stability.

Suggested change

	"transformers",
	"transformers >= 4.52.4, < 5.0",