fix: remove doubled words in error/warning messages#15949
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Fixes two user-facing doubled-word typos in error/warning messages.
nemo/core/optim/lr_scheduler.py: 'max_stepsis not not provided' → 'max_stepsis not provided'nemo/collections/asr/modules/conformer_encoder.py: '... is not not a valid value' → '... is not a valid value'Added a regression test for the scheduler warning path.
Tested:
uv run python -m pytest tests/core/test_optimizers_schedulers.py::TestOptimizersSchedulers::test_sched_config_warns_when_t_max_epochs_is_none -v # 1 passedcc @nithinraok for core/ASR review