refactor: build InfiniLM from the modern Infini stack#3
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Summary
Motivation
The previous image assembled the inference stack from duplicated legacy sources and left interactive shells pointed at obsolete install and CUTLASS paths. The shared CI image now follows the same component ownership and installed-prefix contract as the production build.
Validation
tests.test_infinilm_cicontract tests.git diff --check.images/nvidia/Dockerfile.deployfrom clean GitHub checkouts with Core5b2fe0a4, InfiniLMf9a2717, and this branch at0e070166.INFINI_ROOT=/opt/infini-stack/prefix, imports the installed packages, and does not set the removed CUTLASS environment.Scope
This PR targets the
infiniCore_ciintegration branch. Validation for non-NVIDIA images is intentionally deferred to the later cross-platform phase.