fix: propagate API_SUFFIX wrappers and complex-number docs wording

[Planeshifter]

Description

Propagating fixes merged to develop between 2026-05-04 17:00 EDT and 2026-05-05 03:03 PDT to sibling packages.

fix: — Missing API_SUFFIX(...) wrappers around internal _ndarray calls (a65e1fd, 8516750)

Internal calls to API_SUFFIX-decorated strided ndarray routines were made using bare symbol names (e.g., stdlib_strided_drss_ndarray(...) instead of API_SUFFIX(stdlib_strided_drss_ndarray)(...)). When the project is built with a non-empty CBLAS integer suffix, the bare name is an undefined symbol, causing link failure; the bug is silent only when the suffix is empty. Affected packages span pairwise summation helpers with self-recursive _ndarray calls and z-test and variance routines delegating to sibling _ndarray entry points.

• blas/ext/base/snansumpw
• blas/ext/base/ssumpw
• stats/strided/dsempn
• stats/strided/dsmeanpn
• stats/strided/dsvariancepn
• stats/strided/dztest
• stats/strided/dztest2
• stats/strided/sztest
• stats/strided/sztest2

docs: — Word order: "{single,double}-precision complex floating-point" (b0713ea, a3a5677)

tape(...) descriptions in four assert packages used the reversed form "complex {single,double}-precision floating-point" rather than the canonical "{single,double}-precision complex floating-point" established across the rest of the project. The fix propagates the word-order correction from b0713ea and a3a5677, bringing the test descriptions into agreement with each package's own lib/main.js JSDoc.

• complex/float32/base/assert/is-almost-equal
• complex/float32/base/assert/is-almost-same-value
• complex/float64/base/assert/is-almost-equal
• complex/float64/base/assert/is-almost-same-value

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Validation. Each candidate site was searched via ripgrep across lib/node_modules/@stdlib/, scoped to the namespaces in which the source commits originated (stats/strided/*, blas/ext/base/*, complex/float{32,64}/base/assert/*). Two independent validation passes confirmed (a) the calling function is itself API_SUFFIX-wrapped at its definition, (b) the called function's definition uses API_SUFFIX(...), and (c) the bare-name call lies inside the wrapped function body. A separate adaptation pass produced the per-site mechanical patch and a style-consistency pass confirmed each replacement matches the surrounding file's spacing and call conventions.

Deliberately excluded. Calls to stdlib_strided_stride2offset were not wrapped — the function's definition is unsuffixed, so wrapping its call sites would produce undefined symbols (~390 ripgrep hits dropped on this basis). Sites flagged needs-human by any agent were dropped. Adaptive fixes requiring cross-package edits were dropped. The docs: restore section template comments (86e9aee) and refactor: merge two-condition argument-validation blocks (79dedda) commits were not propagated — neither produces a generalizable search signature without risking subtle regressions.

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This PR was authored by Claude Code as part of an automated fix-propagation routine. Source commits were identified within the last 24 hours on develop, fix patterns specified, candidate sites validated independently by two reviewers and a style-consistency pass, and patches applied mechanically. A maintainer should review before merging.

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