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//! Generalized kernel SKU descriptor — covers every op category.
//!
//! Sibling to (and a generalization of) `baracuda_cutlass::GemmSku`. The
//! GEMM-specific tag struct (with `layout` / `epilogue` / `bias_element`
//! fields populated and an `op` field implicitly `Gemm`) stays in
//! `baracuda-cutlass` for back-compat — [`KernelSku`] here is the new
//! shape used by Phase 3+ Plan types (`UnaryPlan`, `BinaryPlan`, …).
//!
//! Both shapes coexist intentionally during the Phase 3 transition. A
//! later refactor pass can unify them (or fold `GemmSku::sku()` into a
//! `KernelSku::from(GemmSku)` projection) without disturbing existing
//! callers.
use crateElementKind;
use crate;
use cratePrecisionGuarantee;
/// Op category — the top-level taxonomy a kernel SKU belongs to.
///
/// Mirrors the section letters in
/// `~/.claude/plans/baracuda-kernels-comprehensive.md` §6. The
/// `category` field of [`KernelSku`] is the primary axis a selector /
/// telemetry consumer dispatches on; the per-category `op` discriminant
/// (a category-local `u16`) refines further.
///
/// `#[non_exhaustive]` — new categories may land in future phases as
/// op families expand (sparse linear algebra, structured kernels, …).
/// Match arms must include a `_ =>` catch-all.
/// Which underlying compute backend served a kernel SKU.
///
/// Surfaced through [`KernelSku::backend`] for telemetry, autotuner
/// cache keys, and selector debugging.
///
/// `#[non_exhaustive]` — new backends (TensorRT, custom JIT-emitted
/// kernels via baracuda-nvrtc, …) may land in future phases. Match arms
/// must include a `_ =>` catch-all.
/// Phase 44c — helper constructors for the
/// [`BackendKind::Ozaki { slices }`] discriminant.
///
/// Encodes a slice count + variant pair into a single byte per the
/// `low-5 = slices, high-3 = variant` convention. Each helper takes a
/// raw slice count in `0..=18` and returns the encoded discriminant.
///
/// ```ignore
/// use baracuda_kernels_types::{BackendKind, sku::ozaki_slices};
///
/// // Original ozIMMU at S=8 (Phase 44b default — equivalent to
/// // passing `slices: 8` directly).
/// let base = BackendKind::Ozaki { slices: ozaki_slices::base(8) };
///
/// // RIKEN EF variant at S=8 — ~5-15% faster, same accuracy.
/// let ef = BackendKind::Ozaki { slices: ozaki_slices::ef(8) };
///
/// // RIKEN RN variant at S=4 — similar accuracy to Base at S=5-6.
/// let rn = BackendKind::Ozaki { slices: ozaki_slices::rn(4) };
///
/// // RIKEN H variant at S=8 — best of EF + RN.
/// let h = BackendKind::Ozaki { slices: ozaki_slices::h(8) };
/// ```
/// Generalized kernel SKU — covers every op category.
///
/// Replaces / generalizes the GEMM-specific `GemmSku` used by Phase 1/2
/// plan types. Phase 3+ plan types (`UnaryPlan`, `BinaryPlan`,
/// `TernaryPlan`, …) populate and return this struct from their
/// `sku()` accessor.
///
/// The `op` field is a **category-local discriminant** — its
/// interpretation depends on `category`. For
/// [`OpCategory::BinaryElementwise`] it's a `BinaryKind as u16`; for
/// [`OpCategory::UnaryElementwise`] it's a `UnaryKind as u16`; etc.
/// Surfacing it as a flat `u16` (rather than a per-category enum) keeps
/// the struct shape stable across categories so it can be hashed into
/// autotuner caches uniformly.