Wma/compliance - #35
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@BenBrock This tests compliance against the python parser I wrote. The bulk of the updates are just adding the compliance tests, and adding CI. This makes the julia tests obsolete, as we can test compliance for julia separately. I've delayed deleting julia stuff till you agree. Hypothesis found what I believe to be a few bugs in the C parser, and this PR introduces a few very small fixes to the parser, but I don't think it changes the parser outputs much, if at all. |
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Adds compliance tests for the C reference parser.
The test suite requires that we implement format conversion. I've asked codex to implement a conversion utility based on the strategy from the python parser, it does the standard format1->coo->qsort->format2 pipeline, even for dense arrays. It's not meant to be fast, it's only for testing.