docs: keep marginal summaries as parameter dictionaries - #209
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Summary
Report independently marginalized posterior statistics as parameter dictionaries instead of constructing profile instances that may violate joint physical constraints.
Clarify the distinction between marginal summaries and accepted joint samples, and regenerate the corresponding notebooks from the updated scripts.
Scripts Changed
scripts/guides/results/start_here.py— report median and 3-sigma marginal summaries as dictionaries.scripts/guides/results/aggregator/samples.py— teach vector/dictionary output for independently marginalized values and errors.scripts/guides/results/aggregator/samples_via_aggregator.py— return list and dictionary summaries without constructing profiles.Upstream PR
PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy#568
Test Plan
python -m py_compile.Generated by the PyAutoLabs agent workflow.