[New Model] Support moss-moon-003-sft #3
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* feat: use dlpack API * feat: follow Clownfish Benchmarking Proposal
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* test correctness * remove casting * fix
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This PR supports the compilation and deployment of the MOSS model, especially moss-moon-003-sft.
Runnable with
tests/chat.py, but not compatible with cpp-cli yet because of lacking new tokenizer format support (see #31), which we can leave for another PR.