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#1569

Pull #534

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Extend precision audit to fixtures 94-99 (`sparse.eye` and `linalg.eye`)

Six fixtures across two TF APIs. Numerically all six are IDEAL (Layer 1 and Layer 2 both match the Python runtime ground truth), but the sparse half surfaces a runtime-semantics finding worth anchoring.

**`linalg.eye(2)`** (97-99) — dense identity matrix, `FLOAT32, (2, 2)`. Clean IDEAL case.

**`sparse.eye(2, 3)`** (94-96) — Ariadne emits `FLOAT32, (2, 3)` matching the static shape exactly, and the inference algorithm passes it through unchanged. The numbers are right. The runtime semantics aren't: a `tf.function(input_signature=[TensorSpec(shape=(2, 3), dtype=float32)])` rejects a `SparseTensor` argument, since TF distinguishes `SparseTensor` from `Tensor` at the API level. The precise emission is `tf.SparseTensorSpec`, sibling to the `RaggedTensorSpec` case (#524).

Filed as #533 with `SparseTensorSpec` as the proposed flip target. Inline TODO comments at each of 94-96 reference the issue; the assertion itself pins current behavior unchanged.

Distinct from the ragged case: ragged-marker `null` surfaces at the per-dim level in `TensorType.dims`, so the imprecision is visible in the audit assertions. Sparse-vs-dense is currently invisible at the `TensorType` level—Ariadne emits the same shape and dtype for `sparse.eye(2, 3)` as it would for a dense (2, 3) tensor. The signal needs to come from elsewhere (the producing tensor generator, or a sparse-aware extension of Ariadne's representation).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pull Request #534: Extend precision audit to fixtures 94-99 (`sparse.eye` and `linalg.eye`)

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