[tabular] Add "auto" option for calibrate_decision_threshold #4137
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needs_classproperty). This is important because while we technically can run metrics like root_mean_squared_error through decision_threshold_calibration and not crash, it would not lead to the intended functionality. Withneeds_class, we know that RMSE is not valid for threshold calibration and avoid it whencalibrate_decision_threshold="auto".calibrate_decision_thresholdto"auto"as the new default in TabularPredictor.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that you can use, modify, copy, and redistribute this contribution, under the terms of your choice.