chore: apply follow-up fixes for commits recently merged to develop

[Planeshifter]

Description

What is the purpose of this pull request?

Follow-up fixes for commits merged to develop between 2026-07-16T10:51:12-07:00 (1255cc0) and 2026-07-17T04:16:00-07:00 (b8618bf).

This pull request:

• stats/base/dists/anglit/mode
  • Fixes the stray main.js variable naming in lib/node_modules/@stdlib/stats/base/dists/anglit/mode/lib/index.js, introduced in 6b72eb2 as mode instead of main; renames to match the sibling anglit distribution packages (cdf, entropy) added in the same batch.
  • Fixes the micro sign (µ, U+00B5) left over from 6b72eb2 in stats/base/dists/anglit/mode's README.md, examples/index.js, and examples/c/example.c, swapping in the Greek small letter mu (μ, U+03BC) to match anglit/cdf, anglit/entropy, and the rest of the package.
• stats/incr/nanmhmean
  • Fixes [harmonic-mean][harmonic-mean] to [harmonic mean][harmonic-mean] on line 64 of lib/node_modules/@stdlib/stats/incr/nanmhmean/README.md, matching the display text used everywhere else in the file. Follow-up to ef3f635.
• ml/base/loss/float64/epsilon-insensitive-gradient
  • Fixes trailing whitespace introduced in d62914b — line 75 of the epsilon-insensitive-gradient README (- **p**: predicted value. ) had a stray trailing space.
• ml/base/loss/float64/squared-epsilon-insensitive-gradient
  • Fixes README for ml/base/loss/float64/squared-epsilon-insensitive-gradient (missed in 1e6bfce): adds [squared epsilon insensitive loss gradient][squared-epsilon-insensitive-loss-gradient] links in the tagline, intro, and usage sections and defines the reference link in the links section, bringing it in line with the sibling epsilon-insensitive-gradient and squared-error-gradient packages added in the same batch.
• os/platform
  • Fixes the PLATFORM values list in lib/node_modules/@stdlib/os/platform/README.md, which the notes section added in 1255cc0 left incomplete — 'aix' and 'openbsd' are valid process.platform values (and already declared in the package's package.json os field) but were missing from the enumeration.
• _tools/lint/repl-txt
  • Restores the backticks dropped around options in the _tools/lint/repl-txt README when 425613d rewrote the results object; every other _tools README backtick-quotes options in these two sentences, so this was just a slip in that refactor.

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Validation. All 36 commits merged to develop in the window were reviewed by two independent style-compliance passes (checked against docs/style-guides and established sibling reference packages) and two independent bug scans (mathematical correctness of the new anglit distribution functions, NaN-aware incremental accumulators, ML loss gradients, BLAS dspr/sspr wrappers and enum refactors, and the dynamic package resolution tooling). No runtime bugs were found in the window; every fix in this PR was independently re-verified against the diff before inclusion.

Deliberately excluded: subjective/judgment-call findings, and anything not fixable within the window's diff. Notably, blas/base/dsymv and blas/base/sspmv (both lib/*.js variants) throw TypeErrors with unsubstituted %s placeholders (missing format() wrapping) — a real defect, but pre-existing code outside this window's diff, so it is left for a separate PR.

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This PR was authored by Claude Code as part of an automated review of commits merged to develop in the last 24 hours: multiple independent AI review passes flagged candidate issues, each finding was re-verified against the diff before a fix was applied, and all fixes were applied and committed by Claude Code. A human maintainer will audit before promoting this draft.

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The above coverage report was generated for the changes in this PR.