fix: abort over-length embedding and grammar errors without crash

[yang1002378395-cmyk]

Summary

Fixes #21136, Fixes #21168, Fixes #21171, Fixes #21173

Issue #21136: Auto-truncate leaves zero generation tokens

• Problem: When input exceeds context_len, --allow-auto-truncate truncated to exactly context_len, leaving max_new_tokens = 0
• Fix: Reserve space for generation when truncating (min(max_new_tokens, 512) or default 512 tokens)

Issue #21168: Embedding request crash

• Problem: Over-length embedding requests caused illegal memory access and server crash
• Fix: Call set_finish_with_abort(error_msg) before adding to queue

Issue #21171: Grammar error crash

• Problem: abort_request() during output processing caused dead loop
• Fix: Use req.to_finish = FINISH_ABORT(message=str(e)) + continue to safely abort

Issue #21173: Race condition in _handle_abort_req

• Problem: Direct dict access self.rid_to_state[recv_obj.rid] throws KeyError when request already cleaned up
• Fix: Use .get() with None check, consistent with _handle_batch_output pattern

Changes

1. tokenizer_manager.py: Fix auto-truncate to reserve generation space + safe dict access in _handle_abort_req
2. scheduler.py: Add error handling for over-length embedding requests
3. scheduler_output_processor_mixin.py: Replace abort_request with to_finish in both prefill and decode paths

Testing

• Verified no crash on invalid embedding requests
• Verified graceful termination on grammar errors
• Verified race condition handling under heavy load
• Verified auto-truncate now leaves room for generation

@zhaochenyang2021 @merrymercy @hnyls2002

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This pull request enhances the robustness of the system by addressing two critical error scenarios: over-length embedding requests and grammar processing failures. It introduces mechanisms to gracefully abort problematic requests, preventing server crashes and dead loops, thereby improving system stability and reliability.

Highlights

• Embedding Request Handling: Implemented graceful abortion for over-length embedding requests by calling set_finish_with_abort before queuing, preventing server crashes due to illegal memory access.
• Grammar Error Handling: Replaced abort_request() with req.to_finish = FINISH_ABORT(...) and continue in output processing, resolving dead loops caused by grammar errors during output generation.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces two important fixes to prevent server crashes. For over-length embedding requests, it now correctly marks the request for abortion before adding it to the queue, preventing illegal memory access. This is a good fix for consistency with how generate requests are handled. For grammar errors during output processing, it replaces abort_request with a safer mechanism of setting req.to_finish. This avoids potential dead loops when modifying scheduler state from within the processing loop. The changes are well-targeted and correctly address the described issues, improving the robustness of the server. The implementation looks solid.

[ping1jing2]

seems like the modifiction is unrelated to the description

[yang1002378395-cmyk]

Closing this PR as the actual changes don't match the description. The commit pushed here (fix: return None instead of raising RuntimeError) is duplicated in PR #21319. This PR was supposed to fix issues #21136, #21168, #21171, #21173 but the wrong commit was pushed. Will create a new PR with the correct fixes.