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docs: better documentation on argument assumptions#917

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@gdalle gdalle merged commit bbc39fd into main Nov 15, 2025
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gdalle commented Nov 16, 2025

@copilot the tests for this PR fail due to additional allocations in ForwardDiff sparse Jacobians. However, I didn't change anything in the package code itself, only the docs. What could be the reaason for the test failure?
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Stress that preparation should rather happen on typical than random inputs for sparse stuff Be more explicit about assumptions

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