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This PR updates TypeScript declarations for the @stdlib/number/float32/base namespace.

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@stdlib-bot stdlib-bot added Documentation Improvements, additions, or changes to documentation. automated-pr Automated pull request (e.g., from a bot). labels Dec 20, 2025
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$\color{green}+90.29%$

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This PR includes a mistake from the upstream namespace. That has been fixed, so I will go ahead and close this PR.

@kgryte kgryte closed this Dec 20, 2025
@kgryte kgryte deleted the update-number-float32-base-declarations branch December 20, 2025 03:11
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