[jit_kernel] Move JIT kernels into namespace sglang

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Generated by Claude.

Motivation

Every JIT kernel used to sit in the global namespace (or an anonymous one), with a handful of files having already started on namespace sglang and reaching back out via using namespace sglang; / sglang::. This unifies that: all JIT C++ under python/sglang/kernels/jit/ now lives in namespace sglang, and no sglang:: qualification is needed anywhere inside it.

Modifications

• namespace sglang everywhere — device kernels, traits and the host wrapper together, plus the shared include/sgl_kernel/ headers, so host:: / device:: resolve unqualified. 166 C++ files.
• load_jit emits the export inside the namespace — _make_sources wraps TVM_FFI_DLL_EXPORT_TYPED_FUNC in namespace sglang { ... }, so the Python-side kernel_name is written without a prefix (Add3Kernel<...>::launch, not sglang::Add3Kernel<...>::launch).
• Dropped the reach-arounds — the 5 using namespace sglang; and every redundant sglang::. The sglang_<kernel> pseudo-namespaces under csrc/diffusion/ become real nesting (sglang::norm_scale_shift, sglang::usp_relayout, ...), with the Python wrapper names updated to match.
• Removed 102 top-level anonymous namespaces — namespace sglang already scopes these names, symbols are not interposed across separately dlopened modules, and each header-only module compiles exactly one root source. One consequence needed handling: gemm/per_token_group_quant.cuh's file-local details became ambiguous with device::details once the anonymous namespace stopped isolating it, so it is now detail.
• Fixed ::arrive_barrier in gemm/dsv3_fused_a_gemm.cuh — it resolved to global scope while the function moved into namespace sglang. See the note below on why this one was easy to miss.
• Docs + add-jit-kernel skill note the namespace convention.

Deliberately left at global scope

Files	Why
csrc/moe/tvm_ffi_utils.h	near-verbatim FlashInfer port, no sgl_kernel dependency
csrc/fast-hadamard-transform/*.h	vendored from Tri Dao / sgl-project fork, ditto
csrc/sparse_mla_q8kv8_prefill_sm90/* (7 files)	kernel.cuh needs a global using namespace cute; before mid-file #includes of the dense_fp8 headers, which cannot survive wrapping. Only its entry.cuh host wrapper moved in.
csrc/attention/kda_prefill.cu	builds via torch.utils.cpp_extension, not load_jit
csrc/moe/expert_specialization/* (4 files)	not reachable from any load_jit call — the live path is the AOT twin in aot/csrc/expert_specialization/

Accuracy Tests

All 137 kernel test files were run on 8x B200, one test per GPU across 7 cards.

The sweep caught a real bug. ::arrive_barrier broke test_dsv3_fused_a_gemm (192 failed), and a header-include-only compile did not catch it: nvcc defers lookup of non-dependent names inside template bodies until instantiation. After the fix it is 192 passed. I then scanned every ::identifier in the tree — the rest are genuinely global (cuda*, atomicAdd, min/max/abs, TVMFFI*) or decltype(...)::value false hits.

Multi-GPU (via each file's own torchrun entry point, world sizes <= 6):

Test	Result
test_custom_all_reduce --num-gpu 2,4	180 passed each
test_tp_qknorm --num-gpu 2,4	42 passed each
test_symm_mem_all_gather --num-gpu 4,6	48 passed (4-GPU self-skips by design)
kimi_k3/test_collectives --num-gpu 4	4 passed
test_dcp_lse_combine	21 passed

Remaining failures were each re-run against HEAD in a separate worktree and are pre-existing with identical failure sets: test_per_token_group_quant_8bit_v2 (66, JIT-vs-AOT bit-exactness on B200), test_qknorm_rope (1/1249 bf16 rounding), test_dsa_indexer (MockModelRunner missing an attribute), test_kernels_namespace (assert 'CLEAN' in 'DIRTY', local env), test_varlen_uspattn_equivalence (local flash_attn missing flash_attn_varlen_func), and the two CP parity tests (need multi-GPU).

Two pre-existing test failures fixed along the way

Both are B200-only, because the JIT kernel CI runs on H100/H200 and never exercises the Blackwell branch of kMaxVecBytes = SGL_ARCH_BLACKWELL_OR_GREATER ? 32 : 16:

• test_activation — the (7, 16) / (3, 5, 16) shapes give hidden=8, which the kernel rejects outright when the fp16/bf16 vector is 16 elements wide. Dropped rather than made arch-conditional; every remaining shape is 16-aligned. 24 failed -> 451 passed (97 in CI mode).
• test_fused_add_rmsnorm — bf16's 1 ulp is 2^-8 ~= 7.8e-3, so rtol=1e-2 expressed only 1.28 ulp while the fp32 reference (which rounds in a different order than the kernel) disagrees by up to 1.75 ulp. The fp32-reference path now uses rtol=1.5e-2, the tightest bound that clears the noise — it still catches a systematic 0.75% deviation, whereas 2e-2 would let 1% through. No cases removed: 2 failed / 558 passed -> 560 passed.

Checklist

• pre-commit run clean on the diff (incl. pinned clang-format 20.1.7, CI-registry validation)
• No non-ASCII introduced in C++ sources
• Namespace braces verified programmatically to sit on the same #if branch in every file

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CI States

Latest PR Test (Base): ❌ Run #30927242724
Latest PR Test (Extra): ❌ Run #30927233275

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