docs: describe mu as location parameter in stats/base/dists/logistic/mgf

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Description

What is the purpose of this pull request?

This pull request normalizes the JSDoc mu description in stats/base/dists/logistic/mgf to match the namespace-wide convention used by the other 13 native-binding packages: "location parameter" instead of "mean".

Namespace summary

• Members analyzed: 15 (cdf, ctor, entropy, kurtosis, logcdf, logpdf, mean, median, mgf, mode, pdf, quantile, skewness, stdev, variance).
• Autogenerated members excluded from the vote: 0.
• Features with a clear majority (≥75%) and an applicable correction: 1.
• Features without a clear majority (excluded from drift analysis): the presence of lib/factory.js (a 6-of-15 semantic split between factory-producing kernels and direct-arithmetic ones).

Per outlier package

stats/base/dists/logistic/mgf

@param {number} mu and the surrounding JSDoc summary referred to mu as "mean" in lib/main.js, lib/factory.js, and lib/native.js, and the matching block comments in src/main.c and include/stdlib/stats/base/dists/logistic/mgf.h carried the same wording. The 13 sibling packages under stats/base/dists/logistic/ describe mu as the "location parameter" (13/14 = 93% conformance among the native-binding members), and the same mgf package's README.md, docs/types/index.d.ts, and docs/repl.txt already use "location parameter" — only the lib/ and src/ doc comments lagged. Sibling location-family mgf packages (laplace/mgf, gumbel/mgf) follow the same convention; normal/mgf is the one legitimate "mean" user, because for the normal distribution mu IS canonically the mean, which is not the case for the logistic family.

Related Issues

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No.

Questions

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Validation

• Structural feature extraction over all 15 members (file trees, package.json shape, README headings, manifest shape, test/benchmark/example file naming).
• Semantic feature extraction per package (public signature, validation prologue, error construction, JSDoc shape, dependencies).
• Three-agent drift validation (semantic-review, cross-reference, structural-review) ran in parallel on the mgf candidate; all three returned confirmed-drift.

Deliberately excluded from this PR:

• ctor is the canonical "missing native-binding artifacts" outlier in this namespace (no binding.gyp, src/, Julia fixtures, etc.) — intentional, since ctor is a JS-only distribution-class constructor.
• stdev uses Python rather than Julia test fixtures (test/fixtures/python/ vs the 13-of-14 majority test/fixtures/julia/). Marked needs-human: the test file imports the Python fixture, so migrating would require regenerating fixtures and rewriting the test — out of scope for a drift-correction PR.
• mean/median/mode use var <pkg> = require( './main.js' ) rather than the 12-of-15 majority var main = .... The named-variable form is the ecosystem-wide convention across ≥27 sibling distributions, so this is not local drift.

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• Read, understood, and followed the contributing guidelines.

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• Code generation (e.g., when writing an implementation or fixing a bug)
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Disclosure

This PR was authored by Claude Code as part of the namespace drift-detection routine. A randomly selected namespace (stats/base/dists/logistic) was feature-extracted across all 15 members; majority patterns were computed at 75% conformance; outliers were gated through a three-agent validation pass before any patch was applied. A human maintainer should verify the patch before promoting this PR out of draft.

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Coverage Report

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