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metal : make ggml_tri select instead of scaling by the comparison (#30711)
- metal: make ggml_tri select instead of scaling by the comparison
The kernel multiplied by the 0/1 comparison, which turns a +-inf outside the triangle into NaN, while the CPU kernel writes a plain zero there. Select, like the CPU does.
Adds test_tri_special, which puts +-inf into the cells that have to be discarded, for all four triangle types. It fails against the previous kernel and passes with this change.
- Just trim down the repetitive comments.
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