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Initial compatibility with stock toolchain #722
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…ing off AnyLayer from stock toolchains.
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This provides the needed Numerics dependency, as well as missing _Differentiation imports, to support building while using a stock toolchain with swift-apis. For now, the AnyLayer type has been gated off from the stock toolchain until it can be reworked to support the new VectorProtocol.
To build this successfully under Swift Package Manager with the stock toolchain, you'll need to provide the
TENSORFLOW_USE_STANDARD_TOOLCHAINflag:This is needed to avoid a conflict caused by the use of Numerics in the stock toolchain. CMake should detect this automatically, and does not require any additional command-line options.