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Preserve independent images in multimodal prompts - #17
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Adjacent, same-size image arguments can be merged into a temporal image chunk by the native Qwen backend. A PAW function trained on independent images then receives a different representation, despite having the correct prompt and weights.
Tokenize each image occurrence separately and evaluate the resulting chunks in order. Preserve all literal prompt text, whitespace, image order and repeated references; do not insert separators or wrap the prompt in another template. Text-only and single-image calls retain their existing behavior.
Validation:
.github/workflows/test.ymlpasses locally on Python 3.12.mainand passes with this change. Existing tests cover exact prompt text, repeated/reordered images, text-only calls, context limits and cleanup on failures.Only the runtime fix and its tests are included. No version bump or package release.