Add Sparse JOC decoding support.
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float* output16_planar); /* [16][1536] */
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Python performs dense-JOC Huffman decoding, differential reconstruction, and dequantization before the call. Sparse JOC is not silently passed to the dense native path.
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Python performs JOC Huffman decoding, differential reconstruction, and dequantization before the call, with the dense and sparse syntaxes sharing one entry point. The native core consumes the already dequantized `dq` in double precision, and both syntaxes have the same layout at that ABI.
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Thread control is exposed as:
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