#seq

This documents version 0.2.1. The support record tracks platform verification and exact-version publication evidence separately.

Print a numeric sequence using LAST, FIRST LAST, or FIRST INCREMENT LAST. The default increment is always 1, so seq 3 1 produces no output; use seq 3 -1 1 to count down. Supports custom separators (-s) and equal-width zero padding (-w). Decimal and exponent inputs use exact fixed-point arithmetic, avoiding cumulative floating-point drift. Numeric operands are limited to 4096 characters; their decimal exponent and scale must each lie within -4096..4096. Larger values fail before output. Output is streamed through a bounded 64 KiB buffer without a fixed record-count cap. --version reports the built package version. The published cli/seq@0.1.5 uses the earlier automatic descending-step behavior; version 0.2.0 uses the GNU-compatible default +1.

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