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Transaction Science 2060e7de7a neural: the binding check reads the descriptor, the C ABI reports the path, and CI runs the exact decoder
check_reconstruction_binding compared only the hash, so a binding of another
decoderId, format or size than the exact decoder computes was reported as
Differs. reconstruction-binding §2 forbids reporting a binding as failed when
the verifier decoded some other way than its descriptor says. Such a binding
is now BindingCheck::OtherReconstruction, with the path that ran; for the
exact decoder that is any decoderId but 2.

wai_neural_decode_ex dropped the path and the capability, so a native sink
could not state its decoder entry's variant. wai_decoded_t gains `path`
(WAI_DECODE_PATH_SOLE, _EXACT or _FLOAT) and `fallback`, 1 when a WAI1
envelope decoded through its fallback. include/wai.h is regenerated.

The neural gates counted the two JPEG-AI cases' skips as passes, so CI ran
only the one-path case. That step now selects its two committed-input cases by
name, one of them a binding over int_mlicpp checked under its descriptor. A new
job in the 24.04 image fetches the pinned jpegai/v1 bundle and runs the exact
decoder's case with WAI_REQUIRE_SOTA_VECTORS=1, requiring it by name and
refusing a skip. The float decode needs the reference-software assets, which
no job holds, so its case runs locally only; the test header and
determinism-tiers §5 say so. The C ABI step runs the path and fallback test.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
2026-11-04 12:29:01 -05:00
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wai.h neural: the binding check reads the descriptor, the C ABI reports the path, and CI runs the exact decoder 2026-11-04 12:29:01 -05:00