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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on the removal of the VLMRenderJudge feature, a module designed for visual OCR quality evaluation. This change streamlines the codebase by eliminating a component that is presumably no longer needed or has been replaced by an alternative approach, along with its associated documentation.

Highlights

• Deprecation of VLMRenderJudge: The VLMRenderJudge module, which provided VLM-based OCR quality evaluation, has been entirely removed from the codebase.
• Documentation Removal: Corresponding English and Chinese documentation guides (docs/en/vlm_render_judge_guide.md and docs/vlm_render_judge_guide.md) for VLMRenderJudge have also been removed.
• Code Cleanup: A minor comment related to LaTeX template enhancement was removed from render_tool.py, likely as part of the cleanup associated with the VLMRenderJudge removal.

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Code Review

This pull request removes the VLMRenderJudge feature, including its implementation and documentation files. While the code removal is the main action, the pull request lacks a descriptive title and body, making it difficult to understand the rationale for this significant change. My primary concern, detailed in a specific comment, is the risk of introducing breaking changes due to dangling references to the removed VLMRenderJudge class, which appears to be a registered component used for evaluation. It's crucial to ensure all dependencies are removed before merging.

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dingo/model/llm/vlm_render_judge.py (27-28)

The removal of VLMRenderJudge is a significant change. This class is registered via @Model.llm_register("VLMRenderJudge"), which implies it might be dynamically loaded by name from other parts of the system (e.g., through configuration files). The now-deleted documentation also mentioned its integration with AgentIterativeOCR. Removing this class without updating all its usages will likely lead to runtime errors. Please verify that all dependencies on VLMRenderJudge have been removed across the project to avoid breaking the application.