Bugfix: respect config.tom system_prompt_filename when running swe-bench #11091
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llm.system_prompt_filename when set in benchmarks/swe_bench/run_infer.py
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sidefix: make vscode's language servers not crash under the load of eval logs in the default location.
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Fixes a bug where config.toml was not respected by the swe-bench/run_infer.py entrypoint.
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