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Author: kgryte

docs/contributing/benchmark_names.md

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 The benchmark name indicates that the benchmark is measuring the performance of a method: `ndarray` (e.g., `sgemm.ndarray(...)`).
 
-The method name component may be thought of as a specialized facet, which is set apart from other facets in order to allow consolidation across methods and properties, while still retaining the ability to facet across other benchmark dimensions. As a general rule of thumb, use `:<method>` only when measuring a callable or property on the package's main export; use facets for implementation strategies, backends, or conceptual groupings.
+The method name component may be thought of as a specialized facet, which is set apart from other facets in order to allow consolidation across methods and properties, while still retaining the ability to facet across other benchmark dimensions.
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+As a general rule of thumb, use `:<method>` only when measuring a callable or property on the package's main export; use facets for implementation strategies, backends, or conceptual groupings.
 
 ### Parameter-Value Pairs