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Refactor Storage system to use duck-typed allocators #1046
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- Replace template-based Storage with unified Storage<T> class - Remove inheritance requirement from pmr_allocator_interface - Implement pure duck typing - users just need allocate()/deallocate() methods - Add SFINAE detection for both allocator objects and pointers - Support owning/non-owning constructors with optional custom allocators - Eliminate dynamic allocation overhead for common allocator cases - Maintain backward compatibility with legacy sparse tensor types - Add comprehensive unit tests for duck-typed allocator system - Organize tests in new test/00_misc/ directory following MatX conventions This provides maximum flexibility while removing inheritance requirements and virtual function overhead. Users can now implement any allocator without inheriting from base classes - if it has allocate() and deallocate() methods, it works automatically via SFINAE detection.
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This provides maximum flexibility while removing inheritance requirements and virtual function overhead. Users can now implement any allocator without inheriting from base classes - if it has allocate() and deallocate() methods, it works automatically via SFINAE detection.
Closes #1043 #48