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The byte-equality suite failed on all four arches — linux, linux-arm64,
macOS/arm64, Windows — which ruled out a determinism bug from the start: a
cross-platform divergence cannot fail the *reference* platform. It was a
compile error, latent since the neural/semantic reconcile onto main and
invisible because Actions had never run.
Two stale `#[path]` facts:
- `rans.rs` moved from `wai-rs/src/neural/` to `wai-rs/src/`, but the
include still pointed at the old `neural/rans.rs` -> file-not-found.
- once that resolved, `rans.rs`'s own integer-entropy round-trip test
references `crate::int_entropy`, a sibling module the shim crate never
included. Added it from wai-rs verbatim -- it is pure-integer and
self-contained (its only `crate::` mentions are doc-links), so it fits
the crate's single-source-of-truth rule exactly like the neural sources.
No source logic changed; only the include wiring. Verified on the reference
platform (arm64 macOS): `cargo test --release` -> 14/14 pass, including the
three goldens (rANS vs upstream encoder, int_synth output hash, JPEG-AI
mANS reference stream). Because the paths sit under
`wai/byte-exact-conformance/**`, this PR re-runs both wai-conformance and
wai-byte-equality across the full matrix.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
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