Add the EAGLE-3 speculative-decoding runner (CUDA)#20156
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A C++ runner that drives the speculator .pte with the shifted (vLLM-EAGLE)
scheme: the draft pairs the target hidden state at position t with token t+1, so
each round runs one target forward (target_verify) and reseeds the next draft
chain from the hidden states verify already produced -- no standalone target
decode. Greedy verification keeps output identical to greedy target decoding.
target_verify runs on stable input buffers and can be captured as a CUDA graph.
It requires the .pte metadata (fails loudly if absent) and enforces the exported
prefill range [get_min_prefill_chunk, get_max_prefill_chunk] (no chunking). The
prefill bonus token is always emitted; the speculative loop runs only when more
tokens are requested, the bonus was not EOS, and a K-token verify window fits
within get_max_seq_len (so a one-token or near-context request returns without
seeding the draft). The chat template and stop tokens are flags defaulting to
Gemma 4 IT (--chat_prefix/--chat_suffix/--stop_ids/--stop_token, --bos_id -1 to
skip) so other target/tokenizer pairs run without code changes. Device-to-host
reads are error-checked; the printed tau excludes the free prefill token.
Authored with assistance from Claude Code.