[Bugfix] Align vllm version in requirements-test.txt with pyproject.toml - #1009
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Summary
requirements-test.txt pinned vllm==0.9.2, but pyproject.toml specifies vllm==0.13.0 in the test and lmcache optional dependencies, causing test environment version inconsistency.
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Verified by grep that vllm versions now match across both files.