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feat: Allows a Pastel model to be created from a dict of feature names to weights#3

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This means that a model can be loaded externally from a file and then passed in to create a Pastel model

Part of allowing org-specific models


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This means that a model can be loaded externally from a file and then passed in to create a Pastel model
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❗ The branch name allow-org-specific-pastel-models-ai-2050_library does not follow the pattern [issue-number]-description-here.

In order to correctly link this PR to an issue, the branch name should be prefixed with the relevant issue number.

Please recreate this PR using required branch name structure (e.g. 42-allow-org-specific-pastel-models-ai-2050_library).

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This looks like a good change! Don't see any issues

@dcorney dcorney merged commit 91f791f into main Apr 14, 2026
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