//! Double-double: `Compensated<V>` over an `f64` element, ~106 bits of mantissa.
//!
//! Named after `thermite-special`'s `pd.rs`, and for the same reason - this is the
//! `f64`-element half of the per-width split.
//!
//! Empty, so every method takes the generic Stirling/Bernoulli default from [`super`].
//! This is the width where that default is most likely to be the permanent answer: the
//! only table that would beat it is Boost's `lanczos24m113`, whose 24 coefficients have
//! to be sourced and validated at 32 digits, against a shift loop whose cost is already
//! small relative to double-double arithmetic. Fill this in only if a measurement asks
//! for it.
use *;
use SpecializedCompensatedSpecialMath;