Feat (ex/llm): custom quantizer plugin allows to modify quant model#1508
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Reason for this PR
In certain scenarios it is useful to have fine-grained control over what happens on your model once quantization has been applied.
This could be useful to share quantizers in scenarios like exporting to vLLM, where for certain quantization configuration it is mondatory to have Q/K/V quantizers shared, as well as Gate Proj/Up Proj.
Changes Made in this PR
Extend the current mechanism to define custom quantizer so that it also allows to define a custom function to modify the quant model.
If inheriting from BaseQuantizer, it is possible to only override one of the two methods while preserving the default behaviour (no-op) for the other one.
Testing Summary
Added tests