fix(ftw): preserve auxiliary expert banks - #317
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Summary
Preserve expert banks that use a different quant format or row geometry from the primary bank set during FTW conversion and load. Without this, converting a heterogeneous expert layout silently writes only the primary banks.
ExpertBanksProvider-specific Qwen loading is intentionally separate; this PR contains only the generic FTW preservation mechanism.
Validation contract
The PR includes focused writer/loader tests for:
Python compile, Ruff on the focused test, and
git diff --checkremain the packaging gates.Evidence boundary
The public runtime PoC branch does not contain an immutable FTW endpoint report or a validator for a GGUF-versus-FTW throughput comparison. Therefore this PR makes no full-model throughput, latency, memory, or output-hash claim. Its claim is limited to conversion/load preservation exercised by the focused tests in this diff.