ci(gft): execute GF-T spec test blocks under Icarus Verilog - #306
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New gft-verilog-kat workflow: t27c icarus-simulate generates a self-checking testbench from tri_gft_add / tri_gft_sub / tri_gft_ladder and runs it under iverilog -- the same specs that drive the Rust verifier and the synthesizable silicon now have their assertions executed on the Verilog path in CI. Requires t27c >= gHashTag/t27#1885 (assert lowering). tri_gft_arith stays out until the upstream u64 width bug (t27#1886) is fixed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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New gft-verilog-kat workflow:
t27c icarus-simulategenerates a self-checking Verilog testbench from tri_gft_add / tri_gft_sub / tri_gft_ladder and runs it under iverilog in CI -- the same specs that drive the Rust verifier and the synthesizable silicon now have their test assertions executed on the Verilog path too. Enabled by gHashTag/t27#1885 (assert lowering, merged); local runs PASS end to end on all three. tri_gft_arith stays excluded until the upstream u64 width-truncation bug (gHashTag/t27#1886) is fixed -- that bug was itself surfaced by the new lowering.🤖 Generated with Claude Code