Structural
Outline, vector, mesh, topology, bounds, and fingerprint artifacts are authoritative for structural claims.
Formats / SVG / corpus evidence
Tokimu uses a deliberately selected subset of the W3C SVG 1.1 Second Edition test suite to pressure XML parsing, SVG lowering, provider-neutral vector geometry, tessellation, and diagnostics.
This percentage means that the selection manifest represents 40 unique upstream conformance documents out of the 525-document conformance denominator. It does not mean that Tokimu is 7.62% compliant with SVG 1.1.
| Measure | Current evidence | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Unique upstream documents | 40 / 525 | The official coverage denominator |
| Selection manifest entries | 62 | 16 source entries and 46 derived entries |
| Registered SVG runner cases | 50 | 47 retain upstream provenance; 3 are local diagnostics |
| Reviewed structural goldens | 60 / 60 | All producers, not only SVG |
Evidence identity
This page is checked against
docs/Libraries/w3c-svg-corpus-testing.md. The source record was last
updated on 2026-07-28 and is represented here from source revision
7fd812e.
If these values drift, website validation fails rather than silently
publishing an older claim.
The public summary remains traceable to the repository evidence that produced it:
These links expose inputs and structural validation machinery. Native-window screenshots remain separately labeled manual evidence and are not substituted for topology, mesh, bounds, or fingerprint artifacts.
The admitted profile currently exercises:
These are WASM semantic and deterministic structural claims. They describe Tokimu-owned observations and geometry artifacts, not browser-native SVG rendering.
Outline, vector, mesh, topology, bounds, and fingerprint artifacts are authoritative for structural claims.
Saved CPU images provide reproducible visual evidence without claiming GPU framebuffer equivalence.
The website island invokes Tokimu's Rust/WASM importer and presents its provider-neutral observation.
Canvas output helps human inspection, but remains complementary visual evidence rather than semantic truth.
The current profile does not claim:
Unsupported semantics should stop at an explicit diagnostic boundary. They are not silently delegated to the browser and are not counted as passes.
Verify the pinned fixture set:
pwsh -NoProfile -File .\scripts\verify-w3c-svg-fixtures.ps1
Run structural tests:
cargo test -p presentation-geometry-corpus --lib
Compare all reviewed structural goldens without rewriting them:
cargo run -p presentation-geometry-corpus -- compare-all
The next highest-return pressure is transformed stroke behavior, broader clipping, fill-rule edge cases, viewport sizing, and explicit paint-server boundaries.