test: move tools/parser to tests (#27548)

docs/autoparser.md

@@ -443,21 +443,21 @@ Each returned parser is wrapped by `wrap_for_generation_prompt()`, which prepend
 |                                           | `wrap_for_generation_prompt()`, string helpers                                  |
 | `common/chat-peg-parser.h/cpp`            | `common_chat_peg_builder`, `common_chat_peg_mapper`, and helpers                |
 | `common/chat.cpp`                         | Entry point: `common_chat_templates_apply_jinja()`                              |
-| `tools/parser/debug-template-parser.cpp`  | Debug tool for template analysis                                                |
-| `tools/parser/template-analysis.cpp`      | Template analysis tool                                                          |
+| `tests/test-chat-auto-parser.cpp`         | Auto-parser unit tests; also a debug tool when given a template path            |
+| `tests/test-chat-analysis.cpp`            | Template differential analysis debug tool                                       |
 
 ## Testing & Debugging
 
 ### Debug Tools
 
-**Template Debugger**: `tools/parser/debug-template-parser.cpp`
+**Template Debugger**: `tests/test-chat-auto-parser.cpp`
 
-- Usage: `./bin/llama-debug-template-parser path/to/template.jinja`
+- Usage: `./bin/test-chat-auto-parser path/to/template.jinja` (without a path, it runs the automated tests)
 - Shows detected format, markers, generated parser, and GBNF grammar
 
-**Template Analysis**: `tools/parser/template-analysis.cpp`
+**Template Analysis**: `tests/test-chat-analysis.cpp`
 
-- Usage: `./bin/llama-template-analysis path/to/template.jinja`
+- Usage: `./bin/test-chat-analysis --template-file path/to/template.jinja` (without arguments, it runs on all templates from the test suite)
 
 **Debug Logging**: Enable with `LLAMA_ARG_LOG_VERBOSITY=2`
 
@@ -519,7 +519,7 @@ The following templates have active tests in `tests/test-chat.cpp`:
 
 To support a new template format:
 
-1. **If it follows standard patterns** — The auto-parser should detect it automatically. Run `llama-debug-template-parser` to verify markers are correctly extracted.
+1. **If it follows standard patterns** — The auto-parser should detect it automatically. Run `test-chat-auto-parser <template_path>` to verify markers are correctly extracted.
 2. **If differential analysis extracts incorrect markers** — Add a workaround lambda to the `workarounds` vector in `common/chat-diff-analyzer.cpp`. Inspect the template source for a unique identifying substring.
 3. **If it needs fundamentally different handling** — Add a dedicated handler function in `chat.cpp` before the auto-parser block (as done for GPT-OSS, Functionary v3.2, and Ministral).