Question about default arg config on /scripts/run-mimo-7B-rl-eagle.sh

I noticed that in this shell, the SGLANG_ARGS were setted as:
SGLANG_ARGS=(
--rollout-num-gpus-per-engine 1
--sglang-mem-fraction-static 0.6
--sglang-disable-cuda-graph

--sglang-speculative-algorithm EAGLE
--sglang-speculative-num-steps 3
--sglang-speculative-eagle-topk 1
--sglang-speculative-num-draft-tokens 4
--sglang-enable-draft-weights-cpu-backup
)
In this case, --sglang-speculative-num-steps is 3 and --sglang-speculative-eagle-topk is 1, so the Draft process generates only 3 Tokens in total. However, --sglang-speculative-num-draft-tokens is 4, so the system is configured to handle 4 tokens for parallel verification, leaving the extra capacity idle.
While this might not actually waste resources on the system, it can still be confusing for beginners like me. I recommend modifying the default configuration, such as:
--sglang-speculative-num-steps 3
--sglang-speculative-eagle-topk 2
--sglang-speculative-num-draft-tokens 5

Open scripts/run-mimo-7B-rl-eagle.sh and read the SGLANG_ARGS defaults first. Compare the speculative step, top-k, and draft-token settings with the proposed values, then verify that the script reflects the intended configuration and remains runnable.