patch bug in IAccountant len functions. Currently returns # of unique noise_multiplier values vs intended # of steps#829
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Motivation and Context / Related issue
Accountants currently implement len with len(self.history). This means that len(accountant) is 1 or # of noise_multiplier changes vs the documented "Number of optimization steps taken so far" . This is because self.history is compact and the true step count is accumulated into self.history[:][2].
How Has This Been Tested (if it applies)
I added iterative tests over existing accountants. For GDP, noise_multiplier changes raise a ValueError so it is ommitted from the noise_multiplier test.
I moved the fix into the base class since the contract for history is defined there. This should avoid future accountants from running into the same bug.
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