Upgrade qwentts.cpp to September 28 revision and ABI v5 - #31
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The previous native pin is from July 17 and uses ABI v2; current qwentts.cpp requires ABI v5. Pin all wheel workflows and the runtime identity guard to upstream master
6fae92914045cd83364d2845ceaa0f7969727319(September 28, 2026) and match both parameter structs to its header.Preserve Python sampling flags by translating greedy decoding to zero temperature. Move buffered
codec_chunk_secto context initialization, remove obsoletecodec_left_context_sec, and expose model/language queries. Contexts continue to serialize requests with nativemax_batch=1. Document the API migration and update the build compatibility patches for the moved Metal shader and upstream logging changes, preserving missing-tokenizer errors.Validation:
Version metadata is unchanged. No generated libraries, wheels, or build artifacts are committed. Linux CUDA builds remain to be validated through their normal workflows.