nbxtensor 0.0.4

Added

• Triton for the Apple GPU in one command: python -m nbxtensor install-metal installs the Metal wheels of the
  project's fork NeuroBrix/triton-ext (Triton built with triton-ext, and imperatormk's AppleGPU backend as
  nbx-triton-apple, triton-lang/triton-ext#126), each by the release URL and sha256 written in the library,
  through pip with --no-deps --require-hashes --no-index — never an extra index nor a package name resolved on PyPI. The
  wheels are for Python 3.12 and macOS 15 or later (release apple-v0.1.0+triton3.8.0); it refuses by name off an
  Apple-silicon Mac, on another Python, or below the macOS the wheels are built for. python -m nbxtensor doctor on a Mac
  without it says so and names the command; the Metal backend's refusal names it too. On a Mac, nbxtensor depends on
  pyobjc-framework-Metal, through which it opens the Metal device; without it the run fell to a CPU profile and was
  refused for triton-cpu, it is now refused by name with its install line.

Fixed

• nbxtensor installs on a Mac: it depended on triton on every platform, and PyPI publishes no Triton for macOS, so
  pip install nbxtensor — and with it the NeuroBrix engine, even its PyTorch engine on MPS — could not resolve on a
  clean macOS environment. Triton is now a dependency where PyPI has it; on a Mac it is built from source with its Metal
  backend (the README's install), and the library says by name what to build when it is absent.