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fix(algo): add template disambiguator for macOS Clang build - #132
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auto-deduced dataVector in GenericEmbeddingVertexCompute is a dependent type under Clang, which rejects dataVector->setValue<float/double> without the template keyword. GCC accepts it, so Linux builds passed while macOS failed with: error: use 'template' keyword to treat 'setValue' as a dependent template name Add the template keyword; valid on both compilers.
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auto-deduced dataVector in GenericEmbeddingVertexCompute is a dependent type under Clang, which rejects dataVector->setValue<float/double> without the template keyword. GCC accepts it, so Linux builds passed while macOS failed with:
error: use 'template' keyword to treat 'setValue' as a dependent template name
Adds the template keyword; valid on both compilers.