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Add module-level docstrings to error_util.py (quantile error estimation for 1D profiles and 2D ellipses), shear_field.py (weak-lensing shear field data structures and their convention), and mock/mock_cosmology.py (explaining its role as a lightweight test stand-in for LensingCosmology). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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autogalaxy/util/error_util.py— describes the quantile-based error estimation helpers for 1D radial profiles and 2D ellipse coordinate arraysshear_field.py— documents theShearYX2D/ShearYX2DIrregularclasses, their (γ₂, γ₁) storage convention, and theAbstractShearFieldmixinmock/mock_cosmology.py— explains thatMockCosmologyis a unit-test stand-in forLensingCosmologythat returns hard-coded values without calling astropyTest plan
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