Format the two Float32 fixtures to almide fmt's canonical shape - #119
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Follow-up to #118. The C-371 and C-372 fixtures were written by hand.
almide fmtrewrites them to the canonical spelling:^instead of**; ALS-E29 names both spellings as synonyms.Float32?instead ofOption[Float32].type Shape.The implementation copies are held to
almide fmt --check, so the judge carries the same bytes. The output is unchanged: the ref prints the same lines for both.