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common : fix tool call type detection for nullable and enum schemas ( #21327 ) common : fix tool call type detection for nullable and enum schemas common, tests : fix grammar delegation for nullable/enum schemas and add tests Fix enum type inference to scan all enum values (not just index 0) so schemas like {"enum": [0, "celsius"]} correctly detect string type. Fix schema_delegates in peg-parser to handle nullable type arrays (["string", "null"]) and typeless enum schemas in raw mode, allowing the tagged parser to use raw text instead of JSON-formatted strings. Add test cases for Qwen3-Coder (TAG_WITH_TAGGED format): nullable string ["string", "null"] nullable string with null first ["null", "string"] nullable integer ["integer", "null"] enum without explicit type key macOS/iOS: macOS Appl
common : fix tool call type detection for nullable and enum schemas (#21327)
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common : fix tool call type detection for nullable and enum schemas
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common, tests : fix grammar delegation for nullable/enum schemas and add tests
Fix enum type inference to scan all enum values (not just index 0) so schemas like {"enum": [0, "celsius"]} correctly detect string type.
Fix schema_delegates in peg-parser to handle nullable type arrays (["string", "null"]) and typeless enum schemas in raw mode, allowing the tagged parser to use raw text instead of JSON-formatted strings.
Add test cases for Qwen3-Coder (TAG_WITH_TAGGED format):
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nullable string ["string", "null"]
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nullable string with null first ["null", "string"]
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nullable integer ["integer", "null"]
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enum without explicit type key
macOS/iOS:
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macOS Apple Silicon (arm64)
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macOS Intel (x64)
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iOS XCFramework
Linux:
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Ubuntu x64 (CPU)
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Ubuntu arm64 (CPU)
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Ubuntu s390x (CPU)
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Ubuntu x64 (Vulkan)
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Ubuntu arm64 (Vulkan)
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Ubuntu x64 (ROCm 7.2)
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Ubuntu x64 (OpenVINO)
Windows:
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Windows x64 (CPU)
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Windows arm64 (CPU)
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Windows x64 (CUDA 12) - CUDA 12.4 DLLs
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Windows x64 (CUDA 13) - CUDA 13.1 DLLs
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Windows x64 (Vulkan)
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Windows x64 (SYCL)
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Windows x64 (HIP)
openEuler:
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openEuler x86 (310p)
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openEuler x86 (910b, ACL Graph)
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openEuler aarch64 (310p)
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openEuler aarch64 (910b, ACL Graph)
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