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glossary(fr): v1.2 — Namespace, Heads, standard-normal context from the second editor round - #328
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…he second editor round Encodes the terminology rulings from the French editor's second review round (QuantEcon/lecture-python-programming.fr#77 and #80, merged 2026-09-23) that meet the glossary bar — an explicit native ruling plus measured variation: - Namespace → Espace de nommage. The official French Python docs use « espace de nommage »; fresh init draws at v0.29.2 wrote « espace de noms » 206/206. A NEW section brought « noms » back 3/3 without the pin, 0/3 with it. - Heads (coin toss) → Face. The coin side was wrong in 6/12 fresh draws of the exercise without the pin, 0/12 with it. Tails → Pile is not pinned: no source occurrence, and it would sit beside four « queue » entries. - Standard normal keeps « Loi normale centrée réduite »; its context now steers draws and random variables to « variable normale centrée réduite » (« lois » for draws 8/32 → 0/28; distribution sense 16/16). Held for measurement: Garbage collection, Return (a value). Held for an editor ruling: Built-in function. 367 → 369 terms; docs counts updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The documentation’s Malayalam glossary term count/version is inconsistent with the actual glossary/ml.json contents and should be corrected while these glossary summary tables are being updated.
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Updates the French translation glossary to incorporate decisions from the editor’s second review round, and propagates the new French glossary version/term counts into user-facing documentation and the changelog.
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- Bumps
glossary/fr.jsonto v1.2 and adds/refines three terminology entries (Namespace, Heads (coin toss), Standard normal context). - Updates French glossary term counts in docs/README-style status surfaces.
- Records the French glossary update in
CHANGELOG.mdunder Unreleased.
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| glossary/README.md | Updates French glossary status line to 369 terms and v1.2. |
| glossary/fr.json | Bumps glossary version and adds/adjusts French terminology entries per editor rulings. |
| docs/user/glossary.md | Updates the French glossary row (term count/date). |
| docs/index.md | Updates the headline French glossary term count in the “Current status” block. |
| CHANGELOG.md | Adds an Unreleased “Changed” entry documenting the French glossary v1.2 update and rationale. |
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* chore: release v0.29.3 Patch: fr glossary v1.2 (#328) from the French editor's second review round, which reaches French syncs only once @v0 moves; plus the harness reset fix (#322) and the release rate check (#323, step 4b), both of which first run on this gate. No source change in this commit; dist-action/ rebuilds byte-identical. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * dev: STATE.md — wrap the v0.29.3 entry to the file's style Raised by Copilot review on #329. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Encodes the terminology rulings from the French editor's second native-review round — QuantEcon/lecture-python-programming.fr#77 (
functions) and QuantEcon/lecture-python-programming.fr#80 (names), both merged 2026-09-23 — that meet the glossary bar (explicit native ruling plus measured variation). Glossary v1.1 → v1.2, 367 → 369 terms.initdraws at v0.29.2 wrote « espace de noms » 206/206. UPDATE mode already preserves the editor's term; a NEW section brought « noms » back 3/3 without the pin and 0/3 with it (full document 2/2).python_ooptime-series "tail" stays « queue » / « fin ».Deliberately not pinned: Tails → Pile (no source occurrence; it would sit beside four « queue » entries); Random device → Expérience aléatoire (polysemous — lecture-python.myst uses "random device" for a physical spinner, where « dispositif » is right); Built-in function (the editor's own PRs disagree — asked on fr#80); Garbage collection → Ramasse-miettes and Return (a value) → Renvoyer (meet the bar, held for a small pinned A/B).
Order of operations. The French edition's
names.mdalready says « espace de nommage » (fr#80); four other lines in three fr lectures still say « espace de noms » and are being aligned in an edition PR so the release does not leave the edition inconsistent with its own glossary. The reviewer sees the glossary too (terminology gates), so this should reach@v0after that edition PR merges.Validation:
npm test1590/1590, lint and format clean; the glossary is read at runtime beside the bundle, sodist-actionis unchanged. Measurements are from the round-2 review (QuantEcon/project-translationreports/2026-09-23-fr-round2-editor-review-disposition.md, §5 S6–S8); it rides the normal §4a release gate.🤖 Generated with Claude Code