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WDLRescale() cleanup #1953

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wdl_rescale_diff_ =
contempt_mode_ == ContemptMode::NONE
? 0
: params_.GetWDLRescaleDiff() * params_.GetWDLEvalObjectivity();
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That's unfortunately not how it works -- WDLEvalObjectivity is only supposed to be applied when invert is set.

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Best solution probably is to define a "forwards" and an "invert" wdl_rescale_diff_ here if the goal is to avoid any params_.Get...() calls.

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Ah, I missed that. I'll think about it.

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I decided to store the value in wdl_eval_objectivity_, seems cleaner this way to keep all the logic inside WDLRescale():

  float wdl_rescale_diff =
      invert ? -wdl_rescale_diff_ * wdl_eval_objectivity_ : wdl_rescale_diff_;

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