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This commit introduces a test in `echo-core-zig/src/inference/engine.zig` to explicitly verify that `Engine.greedyNextToken` accurately identifies the maximum logit even when all values in the array are negative. This fixes a gap in test coverage and ensures boundary cases are handled. Co-authored-by: ulac000000 <132948319+ulac000000@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What: Adds a test case for
Engine.greedyNextTokento verify correctness when dealing with entirely negative logits array values. The slice is specifically initialized with@memsetto overridestd.testing.allocator's default0xaa(which amounts to-3.03e-13inf32) to properly simulate negative probability boundaries.📊 Coverage: Specifically covers the
Engine.greedyNextTokenfunction withinecho-core-zig/src/inference/engine.zig, increasing robustness and guarding against regressions.✨ Result: Improved test coverage that directly exercises boundary scenarios for model sequence token selection during decoding steps.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 9676428443616097337 started by @ulac000000