Implement missing PipelineML slicing functionalities #601
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Description
Implements the rest of PipelineML slicing functionalities.
Development notes
Currently, when something fails while running a pipeline, kedro tries to provide a hint command to resume. However, as PipelineML doesn't implement them all, it throws an additional error while trying to provide a hint. This results in messy logging on the actual error (you need to scroll up to see what actually broke), and oftentimes one can mistakenly think that something went wrong during packaging of the model.
This PR tries to fix this problem.
Checklist
CHANGELOG.md
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