Close the loudest deferred gap from the cudagraph audit: the capturable step
now binds its I/O to address-stable static buffers (modeling real CUDA static
I/O buffers), instead of allocating fresh arrays per call.
- StaticWorkspace: address-stable buffers allocated once per capture key; bind()
copies the current step's inputs in place via np.copyto, which RAISES on a
shape/dtype mismatch — turning the weak peak_activation_bytes proxy into a real
key-soundness backstop (a step whose shape doesn't fit can't replay an
incompatible graph). Output written into a static buffer too.
- WorkPlan.graph_fn / graph_inputs: a capturable step exposes its deterministic
op-structure as graph_fn(model, workspace) reading EVERY per-step input (latent,
sigmas, conditioning, scale) from the workspace — never from closure over
per-step data — plus the dict of current values. Loops without both stay on the
eager path. wan21 factors a shared _velocity() so graph_fn and the eager run
stay bit-identical.
- Capturer dispatch captures/replays via graph_fn against the keyed workspace;
the workspace is shared per key on the instance. Correct under the engine's
synchronous step execution (bind+graph_fn atomic per dispatch, output returned
as a copy) — proven by the batch-of-N interleave gate running two same-key
requests through the shared workspace bit-identically. A concurrent/multi-stream
executor would need a per-stream pool (documented).
- 2 new tests (no-static-form eager-break, static-buffer shape-mismatch raises);
workspace collision test split into bytes-proxy vs shape-backstop.
197 tests pass.
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