[diffusion] CI: send diffusion nightly-test outputs to slack for correctness monitoring#13784
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[diffusion] CI: send diffusion nightly-test outputs to slack for correctness monitoring#13784yhyang201 wants to merge 11 commits intosgl-project:mainfrom
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Motivation
This PR adds the ability to push diffusion-related performance test outputs to Slack for easier monitoring of generation correctness.
It introduces a new upload_file_to_slack utility and integrates it into the video, image, and image-edit generation flows. For each test case, the generated outputs (and the original image when applicable) are saved temporarily, uploaded to a designated Slack channel along with case ID, model, and prompt metadata, and then cleaned up. This enables clear visualization of test outputs directly in Slack, improving oversight and troubleshooting of generation quality.
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Accuracy Tests
Benchmarking and Profiling
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