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By default, Miller treats "true"/"false" and IEEE special floats like "Inf", "Infinity", and "NaN" in data files as strings. This adds two opt-in flags, following the existing -S/-A/-O inference-flag family: * --infer-booleans: treat "true" and "false" (exactly those spellings, matching the DSL's and JSON's boolean literals) as booleans. * --infer-special-floats: treat "Inf", "Infinity", and "NaN" -- case-insensitively, with optional leading +/- on the first two -- as floats. Unlike -S/-A/-O, these don't replace the package-level inferrer; they augment it, so they compose with -A and -O. They intentionally have no effect with -S/--infer-none, which disables type inference entirely. Default behavior is unchanged. Includes unit tests, regression-test cases under test/cases/io-infer-flags/, and documentation updates. Addresses #965. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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