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Share native math execution, selector geometry and conversions - #59
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Resolve array operations through
FormulaandKernelinstead of the separate scalar/slice function-object protocol. Keep the specialized native bulk routines for logarithms, powers, roots, complex functions and distributions. Consolidate Buffer and mapped conversions into one executor while preserving append, dtype and error behavior. Keep unchecked narrowing vectorized and share tolerance precedence.Resolve positional and keyed slice geometry through
SliceSpec. Read array concatenation through one joined read plan. Remove obsolete math and reader adapters, restore internal explanations and add conversion and root performance controls.See the whole-array kernel examples and Tolerant comparison in the Rust API overview, and Overview and Code map in DEV.