mxnet-2.0.0.zombie.1

MXNet 2.0.0 — zombie.1 Linux wheels (CUDA 13.3 Blackwell + Linux CPU).

Built from master @ 5f170cd5a (post-PR #98, clean tree), CPython 3.12.

The zombie line reanimates the maintained MXNet 2.0 port — same fully-validated
binaries as the 20260617.1 build, re-cut from the current master tip so the
tag includes the merged CI/test fixes (#97, #98). src/, CMakeLists.txt,
python/, and 3rdparty/ are byte-identical to that build (internal
libmxnet.so matches to the byte; only the ELF build-id differs), so the full
acceptance suite (31 CUDA / 20 CPU shards) and the 141 d2l-neu MXNet notebooks
that passed on 20260617.1 carry over unchanged.

Assets (cp312, Linux x86_64)

• mxnet-2.0.0+cu133.bw.zombie.1 — CUDA 13.3 / cuDNN 9 / NCCL 2, oneDNN,
  OpenCV bundled; onnx is a hard runtime dependency. (nvidia-cudnn-cu13,
  nvidia-nccl-cu13, nvidia-cublas pulled as deps.)
• mxnet-2.0.0+cpu.linux.zombie.1 — CPU (oneDNN + OpenCV bundled);
  onnx is the optional [onnx] extra.

The CUDA/CPU split lives in the PEP 440 local label (+cu133.bw / +cpu.linux),
the same convention PyTorch uses (+cu128 / +cpu); both wheels are
cp312-cp312-linux_x86_64 (Python tag + ABI tag, both required).

A macOS arm64 wheel is not included here — it is built and full-unit-tested
separately and attached out of band.

pip install mxnet-2.0.0+cu133.bw.zombie.1-cp312-cp312-linux_x86_64.whl   # CUDA 13.3
pip install mxnet-2.0.0+cpu.linux.zombie.1-cp312-cp312-linux_x86_64.whl  # CPU

Provenance: both wheels Validation: ok at commit 5f170cd5a.