chore: remove stray binary - #14334
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…-integerf` Remove a compiled example binary (`examples/c/example`, a 33 KB Mach-O executable) accidentally committed to the package. The file is absent from all 34 sibling packages in the `math/base/assert` namespace (0% of siblings track a compiled example binary) and does not correspond to the package's own build system: `examples/c/Makefile` emits `example.out` and removes `*.out` on `clean`, never producing a bare `example`. The source files `example.c` and `Makefile` are retained; nothing in the package references the removed artifact.
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Description
This pull request removes a stray compiled example binary from
math/base/assert/is-negative-integerf.math/base/assert/is-negative-integerfRemoves
examples/c/example, a 33 KB compiled Mach-O (arm64) executable committed alongside the C example source. No other package in themath/base/assertnamespace tracks a compiled example binary (0/34 siblings), and the artifact does not correspond to the package's build system, whoseexamples/c/Makefileemitsexample.outand cleans*.out— it never produces a bareexample. The source filesexample.candMakefileare retained; nothing in the package references the removed artifact.Conformance: 34/35 packages (97%) in the namespace track C example source only, with no compiled binary.
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Detected via a cross-package structural audit of all 35
math/base/assertpackages (file-tree,package.json, README, andmanifest.jsonshape, plus a JSDoc/signature pass overlib/main.jsandlib/index.js). This was the only committed binary in the namespace and the only deviation that was simultaneously mechanical, behavior-preserving, and confined to a single package; three independent validation passes (structural review, cross-reference for test/example reliance, and a semantic sanity check) each returnedconfirmed-drift.Deliberately excluded from this PR:
is-coprime's absent native C addon (an implementation gap already tracked in #4169, not drift); the C++-vs-C addon differences in the signed-zero packages (a genuine implementation choice, cf. #4613); and README section /docs/repl.txtdifferences (generator-owned, and without a clear ≥75% majority). No test, example, or library source is modified.Checklist
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This PR was authored by Claude Code running an automated cross-package drift-detection routine. The routine extracted structural and semantic features from every package in the
math/base/assertnamespace, computed the majority pattern per feature, flagged the lone deviating package, and validated the single correction — removal of a stray committed binary — through three independent review passes before opening this pull request. A maintainer should review before merge.@stdlib-js/reviewers
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