supervisor: repeat baseline tests if failed_tests_ids changes #358
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Distinguish between: - Model decided to set failed_test_ids even though baseline tests already exist - There's a new set of tests that failed, and we should run new baseline tests by comparing the failed_test_ids with those for the existing tests.
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This pull request correctly updates the logic to re-run baseline tests if the set of failed tests changes. This properly distinguishes between an initial test failure and a new set of failures. I have provided one suggestion to refactor the conditional logic for improved readability and a minor performance gain by avoiding redundant computations.
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Distinguish between:
by comparing the failed_test_ids with those for the existing tests.