feat: remove a sampler from a chain #9445
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* feat: remove a sampler from a chain * fix: return removed sampler * fix: safer casting
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* feat: remove a sampler from a chain * fix: return removed sampler * fix: safer casting
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* feat: remove a sampler from a chain * fix: return removed sampler * fix: safer casting
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This PR makes it possible to remove a sampler from a chain.
This is useful for removing a sampler from before freeing the chain, to keep an existing state of a specific sampler.