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fix: derive vLLM context limits from checkpoint metadata - #19
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Fixes #8
Issue: #8
Derive the effective serving context limit from the same metadata precedence used by vLLM. The shared helper considers the supported config keys, model and tokenizer limits, RoPE scaling, and scaling types that must not apply the factor. QPF016 and setup planning now use the same result.
Tests:
python -m pytest -q(7556 passed)python -m pytest tests/test_rule_boundaries.py tests/test_planner.py -q(238 passed)