docs(llm): upgrade default MiniMax model to M3#55
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Add MiniMax-M3 as the new default model in the README example, while keeping MiniMax-M2.7 and MiniMax-M2.7-highspeed in the supported list for users who want the prior generation. - README.md: bump --lm_model_name example to MiniMax-M3 and refresh the supported models line. - backend/tests/test_minimax_lm.py: switch MINIMAX_MODEL default to MiniMax-M3 and add a unit test pinning the legacy MiniMax-M2.7 model name so existing users keep working.
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Summary
Bump the documented default MiniMax model from
MiniMax-M2.7toMiniMax-M3in the README example, and align the existingbackend/tests/test_minimax_lm.pyconstants accordingly. The earlierMiniMax-M2.7andMiniMax-M2.7-highspeedmodels stay in the supported list for users who want to keep the prior generation.Changes
README.md: change theSupport for MiniMaxexample's--lm_model_nametoMiniMax-M3and refresh the Supported models line to listMiniMax-M3(default),MiniMax-M2.7,MiniMax-M2.7-highspeed.backend/tests/test_minimax_lm.py:MINIMAX_MODELconstant toMiniMax-M3so the existing unit and integration tests now exercise M3.MINIMAX_MODEL_M27constant +test_legacy_m27_model_name_storedtest to pin the prior generation model name so existing users keep working.No code paths in
s2s_server_pipeline.pyare changed; the LLM provider integration is model-name agnostic, so passingMiniMax-M3via--lm_model_nameworks without further changes. The OpenAI-compatible base URL (https://api.minimax.io/v1),MINIMAX_API_KEYenv var fallback, and temperature clamp logic are untouched.Test plan
pytest backend/tests/test_minimax_lm.py -v— 11 unit tests pass, 2 live integration tests skip withoutMINIMAX_API_KEY(unchanged behaviour).rg "MiniMax-M2(\.[0-9]+)?[^.7]"— no leftover references to older M1/M2/M2.1/M2.5 model IDs (project never had them).