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Agents from sprint-log-8 fleet committed lint fixes in their owned
files:
- W3 (gguf-families): unused_import f32_to_bf16; 2 manual_div_ceil
(lines 337, 438); 2 manual_range_patterns (lines 374, 394)
- W5 (variance-audit): 6 needless_range_loop sites in
run_synthetic_audit() — `for d in 0..17 { dims[d] = ... }` →
`for (d, out) in dims.iter_mut().enumerate()`
- W6 (golden-offset + calibrate): 4 manual_div_ceil sites in
golden_offset_test.rs (lines 226, 253, 280, 309); 1 map_clone in
calibrate_from_jina.rs (`.map(|s| *s).collect()` → `.copied().collect()`)
- W9 (fold-jina-imports): removed unused imports `euler_gamma_fold`
and `euler_gamma_unfold` from fold_jina_embeddings.rs
Plus agent reports written to .claude/board/sprint-log-8/agents/
agent-W{3,5,6,9}.md and one-line entries appended to
AGENT_ORCHESTRATION_LOG.md per the CCA2A pattern.
Note: agents flagged a pre-existing ndarray gating issue —
`ndarray/src/hpc/{seal,merkle_tree,plane,vsa}.rs` call `blake3::*`
but `pub mod seal;`/`pub mod merkle_tree;` etc. in
`ndarray/src/hpc/mod.rs` lack `#[cfg(feature = "hpc-extras")]`
guards. Per-crate clippy with `-p bgz-tensor --example X` (no
workspace feature unification) doesn't pull hpc-extras, so blake3
isn't linked → ndarray compile error. Workspace-wide clippy (W12's
gate) does unify, so this should not block CI. Separately, ndarray
should fix the gating; tracked for a follow-up upstream PR.
Round 1 of N; remaining agents (W1, W2, W4, W7, W8, W10, W12)
still in flight.
2026-05-13 sprint-log-7 META (Opus 4.7): cross-implementation review across 7 worker outputs — 3A/3B/1B-minus, 32 KB at .claude/board/sprint-log-7/meta-review.md; single must-fix CC-7-1 (UnifiedAuditSink vs AuditSink trait split blocks W6 from bridge); 3-PR split recommended (A scaffold+W2+W3+W4, B hydration W1+W7, C gate+sinks W5+W6 with trait-family fix).
- Removed `euler_gamma_fold, euler_gamma_unfold` from the `use bgz_tensor::euler_fold::{...}` import. These two symbols were imported but never used in the file.
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**bgz-tensor src/ scan:** lint_inventory.txt has zero entries for `bgz-tensor/src/**`. No additional fixes needed.
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**Verification:** ndarray/blake3 pre-existing compile failure prevents clippy from running in this environment. Fix is syntactically correct. W12 is the definitive gate.
**Pattern:**`for d in 0..17 { dims[d] = expr(i,d); }` -> `for (d, out) in dims.iter_mut().enumerate() { *out = expr(i,d); }` across all 6 role simulation blocks (Q/K/V/Gate/Up/Down).
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**Verification:** clippy blocked by pre-existing ndarray/blake3 compile error (confirmed pre-existing via git stash test). rustfmt check exits 0.
Fix 5 lint sites (6 inventory lines, but line 337 and 438 are the two `manual_div_ceil` hits; lines 374/394 are `manual_range_patterns`; line 12 is `unused_import`) in `crates/bgz-tensor/examples/gguf_families.rs`.
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## Lint Sites Fixed
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| Line (pre-fix) | Lint | Fix Applied |
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|---|---|---|
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| 12 |`unused_import: f32_to_bf16`| Removed `f32_to_bf16` from import list |
`rustup run 1.95.0 cargo clippy -p bgz-tensor --example gguf_families -- -D warnings` fails with pre-existing ndarray/blake3 compile error (unrelated to gguf_families.rs — same error affects all bgz-tensor examples per agent-W5 report). `rustfmt --check` on the file exits 0 (no syntax errors, all patterns valid Rust 1.95).
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Note: `0 | 1 | 7` at line 367 is NOT flagged (non-contiguous integers — not a valid range conversion).
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## Files Modified
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-`crates/bgz-tensor/examples/gguf_families.rs` — 5 lint sites fixed across 5 distinct edits
Fix all `needless_range_loop` lints in `crates/bgz-tensor/examples/variance_audit.rs`.
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## Lint Sites Fixed (6 total)
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All in `run_synthetic_audit()`, one per role simulation block:
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| Line (pre-fix) | Role | Fix Applied |
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| 173 | Q |`for (d, out) in dims.iter_mut().enumerate()`|
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| 182 | K |`for (d, out) in dims.iter_mut().enumerate()`|
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| 191 | V |`for (d, out) in dims.iter_mut().enumerate()`|
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| 200 | Gate |`for (d, out) in dims.iter_mut().enumerate()`|
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| 212 | Up |`for (d, out) in dims.iter_mut().enumerate()`|
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| 221 | Down |`for (d, out) in dims.iter_mut().enumerate()`|
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Pattern: `for d in 0..17 { dims[d] = expr(i, d); }` -> `for (d, out) in dims.iter_mut().enumerate() { *out = expr(i, d); }`
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Each loop body uses `d` only as an arithmetic input to the RHS expression, not to index a second array, so a clean `enumerate()` on `dims.iter_mut()` is correct in all 6 cases.
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## Verification
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`rustup run 1.95.0 cargo clippy -p bgz-tensor --example variance_audit -- -D warnings` fails due to a pre-existing ndarray/blake3 compile error on this branch (unrelated to variance_audit.rs). Confirmed the failure is identical before and after my changes via `git stash` test. `rustfmt --check` on the file exits 0 (no syntax errors).
Result: compile fails on upstream ndarray dependency (blake3 crate not linked, pre-existing build environment issue unrelated to bgz-tensor lints). This affects all bgz-tensor clippy runs in this environment.
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The fix itself is syntactically correct and removes exactly the two symbols flagged in lint_inventory.txt.
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## Full-crate Verification Status
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`rustup run 1.95.0 cargo clippy -p bgz-tensor --all-targets -- -D warnings` cannot be verified
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locally due to ndarray/blake3 compile failure. Other agents (W1-W8) still need to complete their
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example fixes before the full-crate check would pass anyway. W12 (verify) should be the definitive
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