Throttle ReplayBuffer overflow logging and add DDPG integration tests - #116
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…ntegration tests - ReplayBuffer now tracks a total-overwrite counter and emits a DEBUG overflow log only every log_interval overwrites (default 1000), instead of logging on every eviction. log_interval is validated (>= 1). - Add closed-loop DDPG training-step integration tests that drive the public get_allocation API through a deterministic toy environment, verifying finite critic/actor losses, buffer capping, and overflow accounting. - Update ReplayBuffer debug-logging tests to the counter-based behavior.
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log_intervaloverwrites (default 1000) instead of logging on every eviction.log_intervalis validated (>= 1).get_allocationAPI through a deterministic toy environment, verifying finite critic/actor losses, buffer capping, and overflow accounting.Testing