Remove torch.compile from INR ray helpers for Windows compatibility#261
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create_batch_rays and integrate_rays were decorated with @torch.compile(mode="reduce-overhead"). Calling them triggers TorchInductor, which needs a C compiler to build its kernel. On Windows runners without MSVC (cl.exe) on PATH this raises InductorError, failing tests/tomography/test_dataset_models.py::TestINRRayMath on windows-latest. Both are trivial tensor ops (a small fill and a single reduction) and reduce-overhead is a no-op on CPU, so eager execution is equivalent and portable across platforms.
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Hot-fix, take out
@torch.compileflags in tests.