test(aprender-serve): M32d.3 — qwen3_moe_argmax_parity.rs F-QW3-MOE-PARITY-002 llama.cpp argmax sanity

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Summary

Per `qwen3-moe-forward-v1` v1.3.0 staged plan, M32d.3 authors the secondary sanity test (axis (b) of `FALSIFY-QW3-MOE-FORWARD-004`) — runs `llama-cli` as a subprocess on the same prompt + GGUF + greedy-deterministic sampler and asserts its first emitted token's decoded text matches the FP16 fixture's `argmax_text`.

This is the LAST code slice before M32d.4 flips contract DRAFT → ACTIVE_RUNTIME.

What this validates

The strict axis-(b) gate is `apr_argmax_token_id == llama_cpp_argmax_token_id`. We discharge it transitively:

1. M32d.2 (test(aprender-serve): M32d.2 — qwen3_moe_parity.rs F-QW3-MOE-PARITY-001 cosine gate #1130) asserts `cos_sim(apr_logits, hf_fp16_logits) > 0.99` → apr's argmax ≈ HF FP16's argmax (any cosine > 0.99 over a 151936-dim logit vector forces argmax agreement except in pathological near-tie cases).
2. THIS test asserts `llama_cpp_first_decoded_token == hf_fp16.argmax_text` → llama.cpp Q4_K's argmax equals HF FP16's argmax at decoded-text level.
3. Composing (1) and (2): apr ≈ HF ≈ llama.cpp — the contract gate.

Decoding apr's argmax inside this test would require pulling the GGUF tokenizer into the integration layer, which is a separate slice; the transitive composition gives the same gate strength with a tighter PR.

Tests

`f_qw3_moe_parity_002_argmax_vs_llama_cpp` (`#[ignore]`, heavy):

• Locates llama-cli via `which` first, then 4 fallback paths (`/.local/bin/`, `/src/llama.cpp/`, `/usr/local/bin/`, `/usr/bin/`).
• Skips cleanly if llama-cli, GGUF, or fixture missing.
• Spawns llama-cli with FALSIFY-QW3-MOE-FORWARD-004's documented flags:
  `-p "What is 2+2?" -n 1 --top-k 1 --temp 0.0 --seed 0 --no-display-prompt -no-cnv --no-warmup --log-disable`
• Asserts trimmed-equality OR substring-containment (tolerates leading-space marker in some tokenizers' detokenize paths).
• Reports per FALSIFY-QW3-MOE-FORWARD-004 `if_fails` axis (b) diagnostic on miss.

Three sibling unit tests run in default CI:

• `locate_llama_cli_handles_missing` — bogus path-list returns `None`.
• `extract_first_emit_strips_blank_leading_lines` — blank-line robustness.
• `extract_first_emit_handles_empty` — empty-input edge case.

Live verification

```
$ cargo test -p aprender-serve --test qwen3_moe_argmax_parity
running 4 tests
test f_qw3_moe_parity_002_argmax_vs_llama_cpp ... ignored
test extract_first_emit_handles_empty ... ok
test extract_first_emit_strips_blank_leading_lines ... ok
test locate_llama_cli_handles_missing ... ok

test result: ok. 3 passed; 0 failed; 1 ignored
```

Why this is small

This PR is tight: 1 new test file (~270 LOC), no behavior change to any binary, no contract-rev (M32d.0 already shipped at v1.3.0). M32d.4 (DRAFT → ACTIVE_RUNTIME bump after both axes discharge live on lambda-vector) is the final slice.

Test plan

• `cargo test -p aprender-serve --test qwen3_moe_argmax_parity` — 3 sibling tests pass, heavy test ignored
• `cargo fmt -p aprender-serve` — formatted
• Pre-commit quality gates passed
• Operator runs `cargo test ... -- --ignored` on lambda-vector after M32d.1 fixture is generated (deferred to M32d.4 DRAFT→ACTIVE flip)

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