fix(openyam): align learning stack with canonical model - #3853
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Greptile SummaryThis change aligns OpenYAM planning and teleoperation with the canonical robot description, adds an explicit collection-ready home posture and velocity limits, reduces Pink IK models to commanded joints, and applies OpenYAM-specific Quest posture weighting. The executed Pinocchio runtime check verified that controlled-joint reduction removes uncommanded joints, preserves the commanded joint mapping, and writes configured velocity limits to the correct Pinocchio velocity coordinates even when model coordinate order differs. No reportable defect was found in those exercised behaviors. T-Rex validation blockedCanonical OpenYAM model loading could not be exercised because the required Confidence Score: 5/5No merge-blocking defect was found in the executed controlled-joint reduction and velocity-limit paths. The completed runtime check passed for the highest-risk joint-mapping and velocity-coordinate behavior, and no final defect comments were produced. Canonical model and Quest execution remain unexercised because their required local dependencies are unavailable. Files Needing Attention: The canonical-asset paths in
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This is layer 1 of the OpenYAM learning slice in the original stack. It aligns the OpenYAM model, teleoperation, home pose, and IK behavior required by the policy and collection layers above it.
Learning slice
Validation: 64 focused OpenYAM and Pink IK tests passed.