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docs(readme): complete HT Fork Changes inventory with per-change justifications#106

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Markus asked that the delta on top of upstream master be documented and justified. The README's HT Fork Changes section (from #96) covered the headline features; this completes it.

Cross-checked against the actual delta: git log $(git merge-base origin/ht upstream/master)..origin/ht — 35 commits, all represented (docs-correction commits folded into 'Fork meta'/feature rows).

Audit verdict: nothing in the current delta is unjustifiable. The two weakest entries are flagged honestly in-table: TurboQ KV (experimental, no deployment consumer) and the Gemma4 MTP vendor (explicitly temporary, retires on upstream merge).

…ifications

Every downstream change now carries a Why column — the reason it exists
on ht — and the section states the audit rule: a change we can no longer
justify gets dropped at the next upstream sync.

New coverage (previously undocumented): D=512 FA vec kernels, server
table (heierchat/router glue, ctx-checkpoint byte cap, --api-prefix
public endpoints, Responses incomplete status, logprobs partial-sort,
fit-params byte plan, router hardening, termd, log-noise fixes),
scripts & validation (DFlash bench suite, Pascal P5200 recipe,
downstream test coverage), and the full Build/CI delta (trigger strips,
runner re-targeting, fork meta).
@marksverdhei marksverdhei merged commit 43870e7 into ht Jun 12, 2026
@marksverdhei marksverdhei deleted the docs/ht-delta-justifications branch June 12, 2026 19:49
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