chore: clean-up

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What is the purpose of this pull request?

Propagating fixes merged to develop between 2026-08-18 17:33 (−07:00) and 2026-08-19 05:08 (−07:00) (fd16a2f49…dd78acd51) to sibling packages.

This pull request:

82ee27d — benchmark arrays without NaN values

Fixes benchmark/benchmark.js in ten masked reduction packages, mirroring the same migration already applied to dnanmskmax in #14402: input arrays are generated via fillBy( zeros( [ len ], options ), rand ) with NaN injected at a 0.2 rate through bernoulli, rather than drawing exclusively from a NaN-free distribution. Without NaN values present, benchmarks for NaN-aware masked reductions never exercise the NaN-handling branch, so timings do not reflect real-world usage. Mask generation is unchanged and continues to use the template's mrand helper.

• stats/base/ndarray/nanmskmax
• stats/base/ndarray/nanmskmidrange
• stats/base/ndarray/nanmskmin
• stats/base/ndarray/nanmskrange
• stats/base/ndarray/snanmskmax
• stats/base/ndarray/snanmskmaxabs
• stats/base/ndarray/snanmskmidrange
• stats/base/ndarray/snanmskmin
• stats/base/ndarray/snanmskminabs
• stats/base/ndarray/snanmskrange

746050a — unused <time.h> include in C examples

746050a dropped the unused #include <time.h> from the wald C examples, which call rand() but never touch time(), srand(), or clock(). A repo-wide search surfaced two sites still carrying the same dead include; this PR removes it there, matching the corresponding README examples, which never had it.

• stats/base/dists/normal/cdf
• stats/base/dists/normal/logpdf

72b23ea — unhyphenated floating point compound modifiers

Fixes remaining unhyphenated "floating point" occurrences left after 72b23ea, applying the same "floating-point" convention to test descriptions and README prose that PR did not touch. Excludes dataset corpus files and further sites noted below.

• math/base/special/rempio2
• math/base/special/rempio2f
• math/base/special (namespace README)

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Validation. Candidate sites were enumerated via structural search signatures scoped to the source patterns' namespaces (stats/base/ndarray/*nan* benchmarks; repo-wide #include <time.h> without time()/srand()/clock() usage; repo-wide floating point <noun>). Every site was independently confirmed by two validation passes reading each file in full, an adaptation pass producing per-site patches (verified byte-identical to the reviewed dnanmskmax template modulo package name, dtype, and pre-existing per-file conventions), and a style-consistency pass against docs/style-guides. Deliberately excluded: string/format README example input/output literals, dataset corpus files under datasets/spam-assassin, sibling repl.txt/JSDoc wording sites from dcb03da (semantics differ per site), and the empty notes-section/[mgf]-link additions from 4df94c4 (template-conformance enhancements, not defects).

Post-push drops (CI-driven). Two sets of hyphenation edits were initially included and then reverted:

• string/format/README.md (e69dd2a1f): touching the file triggers doctest runs which fail on pre-existing displayed-return-value mismatches in that README (blocks at lines 93–125, 162–178, and 213–230), unrelated to this propagation. Those doctest failures exist on develop and should be addressed separately.
• math/base/special/{cbrt,log1p,kernel-log1p,kernel-log1pf} lib/main.js/src/main.c comments (1c0fe9ce8): the affected-tests CI job computes the dependent set of every changed package, and cbrt (77 dependents) plus log1p (49 dependents) push the batched make test-javascript-files-min invocation past ARG_MAX, failing with "Argument list too long" before any test runs. The xargs batching in .github/workflows/scripts/run_affected_tests/run does not protect against expansion inside the make recipe — likely worth a separate CI fix, after which the eight one-line comment edits can be propagated.

One commit per source fix pattern; each commit body cites the source SHA.

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Disclosure

This draft PR was produced by an automated Claude Code fix-propagation routine: it identified generalizable fixes merged to develop in the last 24 hours, located sibling packages with the same defects, and applied the equivalent fixes after multi-pass validation. All changes should be reviewed by a maintainer before promotion from draft.

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The above coverage report was generated for the changes in this PR.