Fix unicode in grammars (fixes #2501)#2553
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Seems to work!
./main -m $MODEL -ngl 99 --grammar 'root ::= [🐀-🐿]+' -n 32 -p Rodents:output:
Rodents:🐀🐿🐁🐁🐁🐦🐤🐜
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As discussed in #2501, the grammar implementation incorrectly assumes that tokens contain full UTF-8 sequences. In reality, a unicode character may span (the bytes of) several tokens. This patch fixes the issue with the suggestion from @ai-and-i to track partial UTF-8 sequences and match against the range of unicode code points it represents.
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decode_utf8return partial and invalid UTF-8 sequences, and to resume from a partial UTF-8 sequenceTesting
Emojis (from #2501)
Student schema (Jsonformer)
CJK