pd,tidb: support affinity schedule

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request, despite its title suggesting the implementation of affinity scheduling for PD and TiDB, currently only introduces a single new file, temp.md. This file contains the simple text "This is a test file." The primary purpose of this specific change appears to be the addition of this placeholder file, which may be part of a larger, unrepresented change or a preliminary step.

Highlights

• File Addition: A new file named temp.md has been added to the repository.
• File Content: The newly added temp.md file contains the text "This is a test file.".
• Intended Feature: The pull request title indicates an intention to add support for "affinity schedule" in PD and TiDB, though this specific feature is not reflected in the current patch.

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Code Review

This pull request appears to be incomplete or incorrect. It adds a file named temp.md with test content, which seems unrelated to the PR's title, 'pd,tidb: support affinity schedule'. The pull request description is also missing, making it difficult to understand the intended changes. Please update this pull request to include the correct documentation files for the affinity scheduling feature and provide a clear description of your work.

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temp.md (1)

This file appears to be a temporary test file and its content is not related to the 'affinity schedule' feature mentioned in the pull request title. If this file was added by mistake, please remove it from the pull request.

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Cloud TBD

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Rest LGTM

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• 2026-01-09 07:35:11.279535507 +0000 UTC m=+946867.097843939: ☑️ agreed by Oreoxmt.

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