admin: surface CMF worker threads + GPU toggle in Settings
Expose the two speed knobs in the /admin Settings panel instead of TOML-only: - [cmf].gpu (new) -> exports CMF_GPU=1 to the managed cortiq serve (Metal/wgpu). On Apple Silicon decode is memory-bandwidth bound so this is ~neutral for generation (helps prefill); off by default. - [cmf].threads (added earlier) now has a UI number input. - config.rs: CmfCfg.gpu bool (serde default false). - cmf_runtime.rs: spawn_serve sets CMF_GPU=1 when gpu is on. - admin/mod.rs: put_settings flags needs_restart on threads/gpu change (the server is spawned once at startup with those env vars). - settings.js: threads input + gpu checkbox + save payload + speed hint. - i18n en/ru: threads/gpu/speedNote keys (other locales fall back to en, as the whole cmf section already does there).
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@@ -167,6 +167,11 @@ fn spawn_serve(cfg: &CmfCfg) -> Result<Child, String> {
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if cfg.threads > 1 {
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cmd.env("CMF_THREADS", cfg.threads.to_string());
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}
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// Offload large matvecs to the GPU (Metal on macOS). Memory-bandwidth-bound
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// on unified memory, so mostly a prefill win; opt-in.
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if cfg.gpu {
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cmd.env("CMF_GPU", "1");
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}
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cmd.stdout(Stdio::null())
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.stderr(Stdio::null())
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.kill_on_drop(true)
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