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Chore: Install CPU torch wheels on Windows and Linux - #139
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The engine runs on CPU, but Windows took torch from the CUDA 12.8 index and Linux took PyPI's CUDA build: several GB of downloads with no use. Both now use the PyTorch CPU index; macOS keeps the PyPI default. CUDA returns in M4 as a cuda extra. AGENTS.md also notes that executable bits must be set with git update-index --chmod=+x (core.fileMode=false).
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[tool.uv.sources]: torch fromhttps://download.pytorch.org/whl/cpuon Windows and Linux (marker), PyPI default on macOS; the cu128 index is gone (CUDA → M4cudaextra).uv lockresolvestorch 2.14.1+cpu(CPU index) and2.14.1(PyPI, macOS). AGENTS §15 updated; §16 notescore.fileMode=falseandgit update-index --chmod=+x.Closes #138