refactor focus on feature not the techniques svs-compression.md #2016
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Update the SVS compression documentation to focus on the feature of compression and quantization, using the technique names LVQ and LeanVec, as these are directly reflected in the API and implementation. Remove generic references and ensure all sections and examples use LVQ and LeanVec terminology, as well as their respective naming conventions for configuration. The rewritten content should clarify the function and benefit of each variant, the role of multi-level compression, and practical considerations for parameter learning and data drift, while maintaining warning about hardware dependency and proprietary optimizations.
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Update the SVS compression documentation to focus on the feature of compression and quantization, using the technique names LVQ and LeanVec, as these are directly reflected in the API and implementation. Remove generic references and ensure all sections and examples use LVQ and LeanVec terminology, as well as their respective naming conventions for configuration. The rewritten content should clarify the function and benefit of each variant, the role of multi-level compression, and practical considerations for parameter learning and data drift, while maintaining warning about hardware dependency and proprietary optimizations.