Formatting inspection reports #
Compact and detailed reports from FormatProfile data and discovered operation capabilities.
Family profiles supply theorem references and hypothesis summaries; declaration validation checks
that the referenced names exist with the required kind. Both report styles use the same data.
Render one proof-backed capability status.
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Render proof-backed coverage of the universal arithmetic operations.
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Render executable APIs that intentionally live outside the universal scalar interface.
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Render descriptor-level theorem applicability.
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Render one semantic theorem group, its applicability, and its remaining scope.
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Render all semantic theorem groups in a profile.
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Render the explicit limits of the report's proof boundary.
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Render a numerical-analysis category in ordinary numerical language.
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Render one checked range, roundoff, or exactness contract.
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Render one numerical contract without the declaration inventory or full hypothesis text.
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Render only numerical-analysis contracts explicitly registered by a format profile.
This mode reports type-level theorem surfaces. An expression-level bound additionally needs ranges for its inputs and a theorem that composes the operations in the expression.
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Render the complete proof and backend audit report.
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Render one theorem group as a concise proof-coverage statement.
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Render the proof topics without flooding the InfoView with declaration inventories.
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Render compact proof-backed coverage of the universal arithmetic interface.
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Render only execution facts useful to a caller choosing or profiling a format.
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Render the normal, user-facing numerical-format summary.
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Render a numerical-format report according to the command option.
Normal #float_info is intentionally concise. #float_info! enables the complete theorem and
backend audit without maintaining a second family-specific inspector.