Add experiment lineage fields and comparison utilities#4
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This is a proposal for extending experiment lineage tracking. Feedback welcome before merging.
Added:
derived_from and is_baseline fields: to track experiment lineage (helpful for quantization/intervention workflows)
experiment_signature(): auto-generates a unique ID from model + intervention + system config
compare_experiments() → shows what changed between two experiments (e.g., bitwidth, evals)
Goal: make it easier to study intervention effects (like 4-bit quant) vs. baselines and build a tree of experiment changes over time.
All changes are backwards compatible – no breakage expected.