docs: add trtllm known issue for al2023

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Overview:

add trtllm known issue for al2023

ref: OPS-754

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated AWS support matrix: Amazon Linux 2023 x86_64 now marked “Supported*” with a clarifying footnote.
  • Added caution notes highlighting a known TensorRT-LLM issue when installed inside the AL2023 container via Python Wheels.
  • No changes to code, APIs, or runtime behavior.

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Walkthrough

Documentation update in docs/support_matrix.md: marks Amazon Linux 2023 x86_64 entries as “Supported*” and adds caution notes about a known TensorRT-LLM issue when installed inside AL2023 containers via Python Wheels. No code or API changes.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Summary
Docs: Support matrix updates docs/support_matrix.md	Changed AL2023 x86_64 status to “Supported*”; added caution blocks about TensorRT-LLM issue for Python Wheels in AL2023 containers; no runtime or API impact.

Estimated code review effort

🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~3 minutes

Possibly related PRs

• feat: claim support for AL2023 x86_64 #2150 — Also modifies docs/support_matrix.md for Amazon Linux 2023 support; this PR refines it to “Supported*” with cautions about TensorRT-LLM.

Poem

A nibble of notes in the matrix’s field,
An asterisk blooms—truth now revealed.
Beware the Wheels where TensorRT may trip,
Says the rabbit scribe with a careful quip.
Docs hop forward; code stays still—
Footnotes flutter, precise and chill. 🐇✨

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

docs/support_matrix.md (2)

82-82: Clarify the asterisk and align naming with the caution (introduce AL2023).

• The “Supported*” marker needs an explicit footnote/legend in this section to explain what the asterisk means.
• Also, the caution below uses “AL2023” but the table doesn’t introduce that abbreviation. Consider adding “(AL2023)” in the Version column to keep terminology consistent.

Apply this minimal inline tweak:

-| **Amazon Linux**          | 2023        | x86_64           | Supported*   |
+| **Amazon Linux**          | 2023 (AL2023) | x86_64         | Supported*   |

And add a short footnote/legend after the table (example text; adjust as needed):

* Supported with known limitations specific to installing TensorRT-LLM via Python Wheels inside AL2023-based containers. See internal issue OPS-754 for details and workarounds.

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85-87: Use standard admonition casing and make scope/workaround explicit.

• Prefer GitHub’s canonical casing “[!CAUTION]” for consistency with other callouts.
• The statement is vague (“makes effective environment setup challenging”). Recommend briefly stating scope and pointing to workarounds (e.g., prefer NGC runtime images or a non-AL2023 base) while referencing OPS-754.

Proposed wording:

-> [!Caution]
-> * There is a known issue with the TensorRT-LLM framework when installed within the AL2023 container via the Python Wheels which makes effective environment setup challenging.
+> [!CAUTION]
+> * Known issue: Installing TensorRT-LLM via Python Wheels inside AL2023-based containers can lead to setup problems. Until OPS-754 is resolved, consider using the official NGC runtime containers or a non-AL2023 base, or consult OPS-754 for workarounds.

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