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server: use the moved test model in the router CORS test (ggml-org#32117

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test_router_restricted_cors_same_origin_reaches_child still named
ggml-org/tinygemma3-GGUF, which the router no longer finds since the test
models moved to ggml-org-dev, so the Server test job fails on master.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

ui: move Models, MCP and Settings to a sidebar footer (ggml-org#32022)

* ui : move Models, MCP and Settings to a sidebar footer

The sidebar's actions split in two: New chat, Search and Projects stay at
its top, and Models, MCP and Settings move to a footer at its bottom, under
a thin rule, in the expanded sidebar and its collapsed strip alike. On a
phone the footer keeps clear of the home indicator, and Models stays
desktop-only as before. The search dialog still lists every action.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui : group the sidebar footer in an inset surface

The design system gains inset-group-surface, for rows grouped inside a glass
panel: white on the light glass and a faint tint of the text colour on the
dark one, with the sidebar's own ambient edge, no inner highlight, a faint
wide shade under it and the card radius. It is matte-glass pointed at its
own component tokens, like the sidebar and chat form surfaces, and reads as
part of the panel: no tight contact shadow or solid border like a button,
no inset shade like a field.

The sidebar footer uses it in place of the rule above Models, MCP and
Settings. DESIGN.md and the Surfaces page document it.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui : give the sidebar's logo button the add button's key look

Whenever the sidebar shows, open or peeking, its logo button takes the same
key as the chat form's add button (matte-key, white in light mode, a light
tint in dark), in place of its own muted fill. While the sidebar is hidden
the logo has no fill and no shadow, and hover and focus never change the
fill. It keeps its round shape and its own size.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui : put search in a round key at the top of the phone sidebar

On a phone the sidebar's Search row moves to a round key at the right end
of its top row, across from the logo, with the same key look as the logo
and the chat form's add button. It opens search as the row did. Desktop
keeps the Search row.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui : size the phone sidebar for a thumb and list its footer with the actions

On a phone the sidebar's actions and rows are 48px tall at 17px, flush one under
the other with 16px corners, its section headings 15px and grey, and its groups
28px apart. MCP and Settings join the top actions there: the footer is a desktop
pattern.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui : mark the selected sidebar row with a tinted inset surface

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui: keep the phone sidebar's round keys white on the grey page

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui : open Settings and MCP as pages on a phone, dialogs elsewhere

On a phone the sidebar opens them at #/settings and #/mcp-servers, with the menu key and a
title like any phone page. Pinned under the status bar, Settings' section tabs fill the
screen above them in the page's colour.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui : open a phone sidebar's pages behind it, settled before they slide back

A tap in the phone sidebar now opens its page while the current one is still aside and slides
back once it has rendered, instead of swapping pages mid-slide. The slid page's fixed bars are
pinned again as the page under them changes, the lock ends with the slide itself, and a
phone's new chat shows its form and greeting at once, without the move and entry they have
on a desktop.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui: style the sidebar footer group and the selected row with master's classes until the design system lands

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui: add GlassKey with master's styles for the phone sidebar's round keys

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui: center the top edge of a new chat's form on the screen

The form rested 42px below the middle up to 2xl and 6px above it past
that; one drop, from the resting card's height, now puts its top edge on
the middle at every width from md up.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui: round the sidebar's action rows concentric with the footer group

The sidebar stacks four surfaces: the page, the sidebar, the footer group
inset in it and a row in the group. app.css now names the group's radius
and padding, and derives the row radius from them (16px less 4px), so the
footer's rows run parallel to its corners; the actions at the top of the
sidebar share that radius. The footer moves to its own component, the
README documents the pattern, and a client test holds the rule on the
rendered footer.

A selected action row was bg-accent, the same grey as a hovered row in
light and darker than the footer's fill in dark, so it read as hovered or
not at all; it is now raised and edged, while a hover only tints.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui: import demo chats through the Settings page on a phone

A phone opens Settings as a page now, not a dialog, so the demo harness
waited for a dialog that never came and every phone demo with traces
failed; it now imports through whichever of the two opens.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui: count the sidebar's rows from their items in the surface test

The test expected three footer rows and two top actions, which the
stacked PRs change as they add Projects, Library and Servers; it now
expects as many rows as the sidebar has items.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui: add a line on Meta+Enter off macOS too

The chat form takes Meta+Enter as Ctrl+Enter and leaves the newline to
the editor, but the editor bound only Mod-Enter, which is Ctrl off
macOS, so on Linux Meta+Enter neither sent nor added a line. This failed
the client test on CI's Linux runners, on master too.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

ui: gather chats into named groups in the sidebar (ggml-org#32012)

* ui: let a menu action open a submenu

Group and project pickers open as flyouts from a chat's menus. Master's menu
list has no submenus, so bring them back next to its tooltips, with a close
callback for picks made inside them.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui : store groups and let conversations join them

Groups live in their own IndexedDB table (schema version 2) with a name.
groupsStore creates, renames and deletes them; deleting a group keeps its
chats, out of any group. A conversation records the group it is sorted
into, and a group picked before the first message is kept pending and
applied when the conversation is created.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui : show each group as a sidebar section

Every group is a sidebar section next to Pinned and Recent, folding,
showing its first six chats and dragged into place like them. A chat
dropped on a group joins it and leaves Pinned; dropped on Recent, it
leaves its group. Recent is called Ungrouped once a group exists, and its
menus create a group in a small naming dialog; so does a right-click
anywhere in the list that no row or heading takes, down to the empty space
under the last section. A group's heading starts a new chat in it, and its
menus rename or delete it; deleting keeps its chats, back in Ungrouped.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui : move chats into groups from their menus

A chat's menus, in the sidebar and on right-click, move it into a group
or take it out of its group. Desktop menus show a searchable group flyout
whose New group entry names a group in the group dialog and moves the chat
into it; a phone gets a picker dialog instead, which creates a group from
what is typed.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui: open the group picker from a phone's hold menu

The hold menu is anchored to the row, so it showed the desktop flyout,
which ran off the left edge of the screen and whose New group closed
without naming one. On a phone, Move to group now opens the picker
dialog, as intended.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui: open a new chat in a tab of its own

With conversation tabs on, New chat from the sidebar, a group's heading
or the shortcut replaced the open chat's tab. It now adds a tab, as the
tab bar's "+" does, and the open chat keeps its own.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui: list a phone's groups under the picker's search

On a phone the picker fills the screen, and its grid spread the rows
over the height, so the list sat in the middle. It is now a column: the
list starts under the search and scrolls in the rest of the screen.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui: fix gaps in chat groups found in review

- A phone shows a group heading's New chat and menu, and the Ungrouped
  heading's menu, which were reachable only by hover or right-click.
- A pinned chat moved into a group from its menu leaves Pinned, as a
  drag onto the group already did, so the move shows.
- Only the sidebar's New chat, a group's New chat and the new-chat
  shortcut open a new tab; stepping past the last chat, search and the
  models drawer show the new-chat screen in the current tab again.
- An export carries each chat's group, and an import sorts the chat
  into the group of that id or name, or creates it; a group the file
  does not carry is dropped.
- The group picked with a group's New chat survives leaving the
  new-chat tab and coming back.
- A phone's menus skip any submenu in the shared menu list, not only
  the group one.
- Deleting a group forgets its section's place and fold.
- Groups load newest first by creation, so a rename no longer moves one
  after a reload.
- groupsStore looks groups up in a map and answers which live group a
  chat is in, for the three places that checked it by hand.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui: keep a forked chat in its source chat's group

A fork copied the working directory but not the group, so it landed in
Ungrouped.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui: move a chat with its whole fork family between groups

Moving a chat into a group, or out of one, takes its parents and its
children along, so a fork tree never splits across sidebar sections. A
pinned member that joins a group leaves Pinned with the rest. Group
sections render the tree with its depth, as Ungrouped does.

* ui: show the group name prompt as a small centered card on phones

The new and rename group prompt opened full screen on a phone, like a
large dialog. It is now built on the alert dialog, as the chat rename
prompt is, so a phone shows it as a card in the middle of the screen.
Its Cancel is a plain button, so Enter in the name field saves.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui: space a phone's group sections like Ungrouped

On a phone a group or Pinned section put its first chat right under the
heading, where Ungrouped leaves a row gap. They now leave the same gap,
and the sections sit a little further apart than the rows inside them.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

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Co-authored-by: Pascal <[email protected]>

ggml-zdnn: accept non-zdnn tensors, invalidate compute tensors after …

…every op (ggml-org#31824)

Signed-off-by: Aaron Teo <[email protected]>

ui: fold, preview and rearrange the sidebar's sections (ggml-org#31936)

* ui : fold the sidebar's conversation sections

Pinned and Recent conversations fold under their heading. The whole heading
row is the toggle; its chevron follows the title, shows on hover and stays
while the section is folded. Folded sections are remembered across reloads.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui : show a sidebar section's first six chats

Pinned and Recent list their first six chats and end with a Show more
row that opens the whole section; Show less, sticking to the bottom of
the sidebar while the section scrolls under it, closes it back. The
expanded sections last for the session.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui : rearrange the sidebar's sections and chats by dragging

Pinned and Recent can be dragged by their title. The real section follows
the pointer, tinted like the sidebar's resize handle and edged with a
faint border, the other sliding aside as it passes; let go, it glides from
there into its new slot. The order is remembered across reloads, and a
section never moved keeps its default place. All sections now scroll
together.

A chat dragged onto Pinned is pinned, onto Recent unpinned. A lifted copy
of the row follows the pointer while the row slides out of its section.
The section under the pointer takes the same tint and border; a section
ignores its own chats. Let go, the row slides in where its section sorts
it, the rows below making room, and the copy glides into it; anywhere
else, it slides back into its own section.

While dragging, the rows and headings passed over take no hover. Dragging
needs a mouse or a pen, so a finger still scrolls the sidebar; the sidebar
scrolls near its edges, and Escape cancels.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

* ui : set the sidebar's sections apart from their rows

A section heading now reads above its chats: larger, semibold and in the
full foreground colour. Chat titles drop to a regular weight in a slightly
softened colour, full again when the chat is open or hovered, and "Show
more" drops to a regular weight in the muted colour. Chats inside a
section sit closer together, sections further apart, and the sidebar's
actions get more room above and below.

Assisted-by: Claude (Opus 5.5 Medium)

metal : prevent out-of-bounds writes to the Metal FA output buffer (g…

…gml-org#31662)

Co-authored-by: Zhuomin Chen <[email protected]>

sycl: cache device-id (ggml-org#31126)

opencl: add fwht (ggml-org#31434)

Co-authored-by: Li He <[email protected]>

ggml : replace compile definitions with version.h.in (ggml-org#28364)

This commit adds a cmake version configuration file to replace the
current compile definition solution for the version.

The motivation for this change is that I made a mistake and did not take
into consideration that the compile definition means that this will
become a compiler flag for all sources in the target. This means that
when a version update happens that will recompile all sources in the
target even if they have not changed.

Refs: ggml-org#28278

build : remove GGML_METAL_USE_BF16 from all build scripts (ggml-org#2…

…6604)