fix(loader): unify joint order to canonical at zarr-build time - #3
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Make each NPZ's own `joint_names` the authoritative native order and add a `canonical_joint_names` option. At zarr-build time, joint-dim arrays (joint_pos/joint_vel/qpos/qvel and their next_* counterparts) are remapped native -> canonical (robot articulation order) and the store is labelled with the canonical order. Training then reads a single canonical layout, making the reference->target remap identity regardless of source ordering. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Make each NPZ's own
joint_namesthe authoritative native order and add acanonical_joint_namesoption. At zarr-build time, joint-dim arrays (joint_pos/joint_vel/qpos/qvel and their next_* counterparts) are remapped native -> canonical (robot articulation order) and the store is labelled with the canonical order. Training then reads a single canonical layout, making the reference->target remap identity regardless of source ordering.