feat(kda): enable FlashKDA on SM100 - #124
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Signed-off-by: shuyan.ycf <shuyan.ycf@antgroup.com>
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Validation
pre-commit run --all-filespython -m pytest -q tests/test_kda_flashkda_arch.py tests/test_kda_flashkda_sm100.py -scula.kda.kda_prefill, verifies auto intracard CP enters the FlashKDA CP driver, and compares output plus final state against FLAScope
This PR only changes architecture admission. The kernel pipeline remains the existing SM90-derived FlashKDA K1/K2 and intracard-CP implementation, which was compiled and executed successfully on SM100. It does not route FlashKDA to the newer SM100-native modular kernels.