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…PL help The REPL help text stated `v < 0` returns `NaN`, but the implementation returns `NaN` for any `v <= 0` (see `lib/main.js`). The README and TypeScript declarations already use `v <= 0`; update the REPL text to match (13/14 sibling packages in the namespace already pair REPL boundary wording with the `lib/main.js` check verbatim).
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Fix a documentation inconsistency in
@stdlib/stats/base/dists/t/entropy.stats/base/dists/t/entropydocs/repl.txtstated the function returnsNaNforv < 0, but theimplementation in
lib/main.js(if ( isnan( v ) || v <= 0.0 )) returnsNaNfor anyv <= 0. The README and TypeScript declaration alreadyuse
v <= 0; this aligns the REPL help with code and sibling docs(13/14 packages in the namespace pair REPL boundary wording with the
lib/main.jscheck verbatim — 93% conformance).Related Issues
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