VERIFIER/SIGNAL: added test cases for v1.5 spec signal_fetch and put_signal#60
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…signal Signed-off-by: Roie Danino <rdanino@nvidia.com>
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What?
Adds test suite for OpenSHMEM 1.5 signal operations (shmem_putmem_signal and shmem_signal_fetch).
shmem_put_signal
shmem_signal_fetch
Why
Testing infrastructure was missing for OpenSHMEM 1.5 signal operations. This PR validates the correctness of SET/ADD modes, signal accumulation, and fetch operations.