Allow storing NPS scaling for networks.

[Menkib64]

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Pull request overview

Adds support for storing and using a per-network NPS scaling value (“NPS Scale”) so workload scaling defaults can be derived from the selected/default network rather than only engine-level configuration.

Changes:

• Introduces Network.scale_nps in the Django model and wires it into network edit + list views.
• Exposes scale_nps via the /api/networks/<engine>/ endpoint.
• Updates workload creation UI/JS to prefill “Expected NPS” from the default network’s scale_nps when available.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 7 out of 7 changed files in this pull request and generated 4 comments.

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File	Description
Templates/OpenBench/networks.html	Displays scale_nps in the networks table and adds sorting by it.
Templates/OpenBench/network.html	Adds an editable scale_nps field to the network edit form.
Templates/OpenBench/create_workload.html	Triggers network-change handling when selecting dev/base networks.
OpenBench/views.py	Includes scale_nps in the API networks response payload.
OpenBench/utils.py	Persists scale_nps from the edit form with validation.
OpenBench/static/create_workload.js	Auto-populates scale NPS from the default network (and on network changes).
OpenBench/models.py	Adds scale_nps field to the Network model.

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[Copilot]

The Hash column header has a malformed onclick attribute (onclick="sort_networks(['sha256'])")), which makes the HTML invalid and can break sorting. Remove the extra ") so the handler is a valid attribute value.

Suggested change

	<th class="cursor" onclick="sort_networks(['sha256'])")>Hash</th>
	<th class="cursor" onclick="sort_networks(['sha256'])">Hash</th>

[Copilot]

The newly added scale_nps row is immediately followed by the Default <select>, but that <select> block is not closed correctly later in the template (it ends with <select> instead of </select>). This can lead to malformed DOM and unreliable form behavior; update the closing tag to </select> (and do the same for the was_default select below).