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rules(rust): audit CPU parallelism against the meta placement rules - #26
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The CPU Parallelism section stops restating the placement rules and points to the six rules of tensor4all-meta's "Where placement is decided", each of which names its check. Unmigrated repositories still report departures as migration gaps. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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"CPU Parallelism" stops restating the placement rules; it now points to them.
tensor4all-meta's "Where placement is decided" (design: six placement rules; explainers reference them; planned work leaves the rules tensor4all-meta#46). Each of those rules names its own check.rules/index.mdandrules/common/performance.mdfollow.This keeps one copy of the rules, in meta. Merge after tensor4all/tensor4all-meta#46, which introduces the six rules.
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