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Closes #8. Reasoning-capable models (Qwen3, DeepSeek-R1, gpt-oss, Mistral Magistral, …) emit `<think>...</think>` blocks inline in their content stream. The chat-completions wire format has no slot for reasoning, so until this change every consumer either parsed the markers themselves (helexa-acp) or wrote the raw scratchpad content into their UI (Zed's commit-message generator — visible as the leaked reasoning block on every generated commit message against benjy's Qwen3-8B). ## Implementation, model-agnostic by design The neuron side now does token-level routing without any hardcoded model knowledge: 1. **At load time** (`detect_reasoning_token_pair` in `wire::event`), probe the tokenizer's vocabulary for a known reasoning-marker pair: `<think>` / `</think>` (Qwen3, DeepSeek-R1, gpt-oss), `[THINK]` / `[/THINK]` (Mistral Magistral), and a couple of derivatives. Each marker must resolve to a single token id; if both open and close resolve, stash on `LoadedModel.reasoning_tokens` (similarly `TpLoadedModel`). Non-reasoning models get `None` and pass through unchanged. 2. **At inference time**, the three streaming paths (`run_inference_streaming` CPU, `stream_inference_via_worker` CUDA single-GPU, `chat_completion_tp_stream` CUDA TP) now check each sampled token against the pair via the new `handle_reasoning_marker` helper before feeding it to the detokeniser. Open marker → set `in_reasoning = true`, drop the marker. Close marker → unset, drop. Other tokens go through `emit_delta(_blocking)` which now picks `ReasoningDelta` or `TextDelta` based on state. Markers never appear in the streamed output. 3. **In `wire::openai_chat`**, the projector splits into: - `project_chat_stream` (unchanged signature; default behaviour — drops `ReasoningDelta`) - `project_chat_stream_with(rx, …, ChatProjectionConfig)` — when `include_thinking: true` and `reasoning_markers: Some(_)`, re-wraps reasoning content with the literal open/close marker text and emits as content deltas. Preserves the on-the-wire shape that helexa-acp's `ThinkParser` expects. 4. **HTTP handler** reads `x-include-thinking: true` (case- insensitive `1`/`true`/`yes`) from the request headers and threads it into the projection config. cortex-gateway already forwards arbitrary headers verbatim, so the opt-in works end-to-end without gateway changes. 5. **helexa-acp's `openai_chat` provider** sets `x-include-thinking: true` on every request so its existing `ThinkParser` keeps receiving the marked content stream. `ThinkParser` itself is unchanged — needed for endpoints that aren't reasoning-aware (OpenRouter, OpenAI directly, etc.). ## Acceptance - Zed's commit-message generator (vanilla chat-completions client, no `x-include-thinking`) gets clean commit messages with no `<think>` block. - helexa-acp sessions continue to render thinking in Zed's thought UI via the opt-in path. - Models without reasoning tokens declared in their tokenizer pass through unchanged. - Implementation contains zero references to "qwen3" or any specific model — entirely driven by tokenizer metadata. ## Tests 9 new tests in `wire::event` (token-pair detection across 4 marker conventions, edge cases) and `wire::openai_chat` (default drop, opt-in re-wrap with multi-chunk reasoning, close-marker on Finish, fallback when markers absent, off-switch with markers present). All 213 workspace tests pass; fmt + clippy clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Rust
//! Format-agnostic inference event stream.
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//!
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//! The candle harness emits a sequence of these for every streaming
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//! request. Wire-format projections in sibling modules
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//! ([`super::openai_chat`], the eventual `openai_responses` /
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//! `anthropic_messages` projections) read this stream and produce
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//! the chunks / events their HTTP clients expect.
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//!
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//! Design notes:
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//!
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//! - [`Start`] carries no token of its own. It only signals "the
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//! model has accepted the prompt and is about to begin emitting
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//! text". OpenAI chat materialises this as a `role: assistant`
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//! chunk; OpenAI Responses as the `response.created` +
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//! `response.output_item.added` pair; Anthropic as
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//! `message_start`. All three of those would otherwise have to
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//! peek at the *first* token to know when to emit, which couples
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//! the wire layer to the producer's pacing.
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//! - [`TextDelta`] is *visible* output. Reasoning / `<think>`
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//! blocks go through a future [`ReasoningDelta`] variant once
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//! the harness learns to split them (today they pass through as
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//! plain text inside `TextDelta`; helexa-acp picks them apart on
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//! the consumer side).
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//! - [`Finish`] is the only place a stream is allowed to end
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//! cleanly. Projections rely on this to emit final usage
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//! bookkeeping; absence means the producer crashed and the
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//! consumer should treat the stream as truncated.
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//!
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//! [`Start`]: InferenceEvent::Start
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//! [`TextDelta`]: InferenceEvent::TextDelta
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//! [`Finish`]: InferenceEvent::Finish
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/// One unit of output from the inference loop.
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///
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/// Producers send these on an `mpsc::Sender<InferenceEvent>`;
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/// projection layers in sibling modules consume them and emit
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/// wire-format-specific frames downstream.
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#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
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pub enum InferenceEvent {
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/// The producer has accepted the prompt and is about to emit
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/// the first token. Sent at most once per stream.
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Start,
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/// A piece of visible assistant text. Multiple deltas
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/// concatenate into the complete reply.
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TextDelta(String),
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/// Reasoning / scratchpad text the model emitted inside a
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/// `<think>` block (or equivalent). Producers that don't
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/// surface reasoning separately use [`TextDelta`] for
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/// everything; future split lives here.
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///
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/// Not yet emitted by the candle harness — present so future
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/// stages (qwen3 `<think>` routing, OpenAI o-series reasoning)
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/// have a typed home without breaking the existing
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/// projections.
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#[allow(dead_code)]
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ReasoningDelta(String),
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/// The stream is complete. Carries the reason so wire formats
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/// that use it (OpenAI's `finish_reason`, Anthropic's
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/// `stop_reason`) can render it without re-parsing.
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Finish { reason: FinishReason },
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}
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/// Why a stream stopped. Stays small on purpose — anything that
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/// doesn't map cleanly to one of these collapses to [`Stop`].
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///
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/// Mappings to wire formats:
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///
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/// | variant | OpenAI `finish_reason` | OpenAI Responses `status` | Anthropic `stop_reason` |
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/// |---------|------------------------|---------------------------|-------------------------|
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/// | `Stop` | `"stop"` | `"completed"` | `"end_turn"` |
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/// | `Length`| `"length"` | `"incomplete"` | `"max_tokens"` |
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/// | `ToolCalls` | `"tool_calls"` | `"completed"` | `"tool_use"` |
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///
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/// [`Stop`]: FinishReason::Stop
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#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)]
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pub enum FinishReason {
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/// Model emitted EOS naturally.
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Stop,
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/// Hit `max_tokens` before EOS.
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Length,
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/// Stopped because the model called a tool and is waiting for
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/// the result. Not yet emitted by the candle harness —
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/// reserved for the day tool-call extraction lands.
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#[allow(dead_code)]
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ToolCalls,
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}
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impl FinishReason {
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/// String form used by OpenAI chat completions and OpenAI
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/// completions. Wire modules can call this directly or do their
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/// own mapping for non-string formats.
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pub fn as_openai_str(self) -> &'static str {
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match self {
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FinishReason::Stop => "stop",
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FinishReason::Length => "length",
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FinishReason::ToolCalls => "tool_calls",
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}
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}
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}
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/// Open/close token IDs for the reasoning marker a loaded model uses
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/// (or `None` for non-reasoning models). The harness reads this once
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/// at load time from the tokenizer's added-tokens table, then the
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/// inference loop checks `next_token` against the pair to flip
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/// between [`InferenceEvent::TextDelta`] and
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/// [`InferenceEvent::ReasoningDelta`].
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///
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/// `open` and `close` text are kept alongside the IDs so wire
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/// projectors that want to re-emit the literal markers (the
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/// opt-in `include_thinking` path on chat completions) don't have
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/// to reach back into the tokenizer for the strings.
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#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
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pub struct ReasoningTokenPair {
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pub open_id: u32,
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pub close_id: u32,
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pub open_text: String,
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pub close_text: String,
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}
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/// Known reasoning-marker conventions. Each is a `(open, close)`
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/// pair of literal token strings. Each modern reasoning model
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/// declares its markers in the tokenizer's `added_tokens` table;
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/// at load time we probe for whichever pair the loaded tokenizer
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/// has and stash both IDs.
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///
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/// Ordering matters only for tie-breaking when a model declares
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/// multiple pairs (shouldn't happen in practice); the first hit
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/// wins.
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const KNOWN_REASONING_MARKERS: &[(&str, &str)] = &[
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// Qwen3, DeepSeek-R1, gpt-oss, and most other open-weight
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// reasoning models.
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("<think>", "</think>"),
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// Mistral Magistral.
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("[THINK]", "[/THINK]"),
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// Some older derivatives; harmless to probe.
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("<thought>", "</thought>"),
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("<reasoning>", "</reasoning>"),
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];
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/// Inspect a tokenizer for known reasoning-marker pairs and return
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/// the first match. The tokenizer types this trait is defined over
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/// just need to expose `token_to_id(&str) -> Option<u32>` so this
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/// stays decoupled from the candle crate — the production caller
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/// passes a `tokenizers::Tokenizer`, but tests can fake one.
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///
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/// Returns `None` when no known marker pair is fully declared
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/// (both open AND close token ids must resolve). That's the
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/// pass-through case — non-reasoning models, or reasoning models
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/// whose tokenizer split the markers across multiple tokens (rare
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/// in practice; modern reasoning tokenizers list them as
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/// `added_tokens`).
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pub fn detect_reasoning_token_pair<F>(token_to_id: F) -> Option<ReasoningTokenPair>
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where
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F: Fn(&str) -> Option<u32>,
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{
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for (open_text, close_text) in KNOWN_REASONING_MARKERS {
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let open_id = token_to_id(open_text);
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let close_id = token_to_id(close_text);
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if let (Some(open_id), Some(close_id)) = (open_id, close_id) {
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return Some(ReasoningTokenPair {
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open_id,
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close_id,
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open_text: (*open_text).into(),
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close_text: (*close_text).into(),
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});
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}
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}
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None
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}
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#[cfg(test)]
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mod tests {
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use super::*;
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use std::collections::HashMap;
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fn lookup<'a>(map: &'a HashMap<&'static str, u32>) -> impl Fn(&str) -> Option<u32> + 'a {
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|s| map.get(s).copied()
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}
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#[test]
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fn detects_qwen3_style_think_markers() {
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let mut m = HashMap::new();
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m.insert("<think>", 151648);
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m.insert("</think>", 151649);
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let pair = detect_reasoning_token_pair(lookup(&m)).expect("pair detected");
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assert_eq!(pair.open_id, 151648);
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assert_eq!(pair.close_id, 151649);
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assert_eq!(pair.open_text, "<think>");
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assert_eq!(pair.close_text, "</think>");
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}
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#[test]
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fn detects_mistral_magistral_markers() {
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let mut m = HashMap::new();
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m.insert("[THINK]", 100);
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m.insert("[/THINK]", 101);
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let pair = detect_reasoning_token_pair(lookup(&m)).expect("pair detected");
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assert_eq!(pair.open_text, "[THINK]");
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}
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#[test]
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fn returns_none_when_only_open_marker_present() {
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// A pathological tokenizer that has `<think>` but not
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// `</think>` shouldn't half-detect. Pass-through.
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let mut m = HashMap::new();
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m.insert("<think>", 1);
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assert!(detect_reasoning_token_pair(lookup(&m)).is_none());
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}
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#[test]
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fn returns_none_for_non_reasoning_tokenizer() {
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let m: HashMap<&'static str, u32> = HashMap::new();
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assert!(detect_reasoning_token_pair(lookup(&m)).is_none());
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}
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#[test]
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fn first_match_wins_when_multiple_pairs_declared() {
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// Hypothetical tokenizer with both Qwen-style AND Mistral-style
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// markers — the `<think>` pair is earlier in the convention
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// table so it wins.
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let mut m = HashMap::new();
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m.insert("<think>", 1);
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m.insert("</think>", 2);
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m.insert("[THINK]", 3);
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m.insert("[/THINK]", 4);
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let pair = detect_reasoning_token_pair(lookup(&m)).unwrap();
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assert_eq!(pair.open_id, 1);
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assert_eq!(pair.close_id, 2);
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}
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}
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