…genmove to fail

…ensive move

…) and tests (#1127)

* [CI] Introduce GitHub CI that builds the project on Windows and Linux (OpenCL)

Also, it runs `runtests` and publishes build artifacts

fix #1124

* [CI] Support for GitHub CI on macOS (OpenCL)

* [CI] Set up `Release` build type for all platforms

* [CI] Strip debugging symbols while compiling on Linux

Otherwise, the executable is too big even in Release mode

* [CI] Upload artifacts only on pushes to master

It doesn't make sense to store artifacts from non-master branches

* [CI] Pack necessary .dll in resulting Windows artifact

* [CI] Remove `-DNO_GIT_REVISION=1` to include revision in resulting artifacts

* [CI] Set up working directory for tests to run config parsing tests

…ons (1, 2) (#1121)

…Make 4.* (#1113)

These changes sync our CMake modules with the latest from swift-cmake-examples, ensuring compatibility with CMake 4.x and resolving build failures related to the Metal backend.

It's `python` on Windows and `python3` on Linux and macOS

fix #1142

(cherry picked from commit 945d1a5)

fix #1028

(cherry picked from commit 0d0bc6c)

…pload_model_for_selfplay.sh`

To fix "find: -printf: unknown primary or operator" on macOS

fix #1144

(cherry picked from commit a10ff0d)

fix #1143

(cherry picked from commit 261b427)

* Add Apache 2.0 license for Swift CMake modules

The Swift CMake modules (AddSwift.cmake and InitializeSwift.cmake) in
cpp/external/macos/cmake/modules are from the Swift open source project
and are licensed under Apache License v2.0 with Runtime Library Exception.

This commit:
- Adds the full Apache 2.0 license with Runtime Library Exception to
  cpp/external/macos/LICENSE
- Updates the main LICENSE file to reference the macos directory
  containing these Swift CMake modules

* Update LICENSE to reference tclap-1.2.5

The tclap library was upgraded from 1.2.2 to 1.2.5 in commit b205750,
but the LICENSE file was not updated to reflect this change.

* Fix incorrect source repository URL in Swift CMake modules LICENSE

The CMake modules are from apple/swift-cmake-examples, not apple/swift.
The file headers reference swift.org/LICENSE.txt which includes the
Runtime Library Exception.

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Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

… torch compile, autocast and new torch version fixes

…d avoid unnecessary copies (#1166)

* Use `emplace_back` instead of `push_back` for improved performance and clarity in various parts of the code.

* Reserve capacity for vectors before populating elements

to improve efficiency and avoid reallocations.