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Nutrition label rounding: cholesterol less-than band · case 02

3 mg cholesterol prints "5 mg" instead of "less than 5 mg".

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Case contract

Round a panel dict to displayed strings (toy label rules, half-up): calories <5 -> 0, <=50 -> nearest 5, else nearest 10; fat g <0.5 -> 0, <5 -> nearest 0.5, else nearest 1; sodium mg <5 -> 0, <=140 -> nearest 5, else nearest 10; cholesterol mg <2 -> "0 mg", <5 -> "less than 5 mg", else nearest 5; carbs g <0.5 -> "0 g", <1 -> "less than 1 g", else nearest 1. Absent keys are omitted. Values print with %g formatting.

Why this case matters

Packaged food and meal-kit labels are generated from recipe nutrition totals with banded rounding rules that differ per nutrient.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

This sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
regression: cholesterol less-than band	`{"calories": "10", "cholesterol": "0 mg", "fat": "3 g", "sodium": "120 mg"}`	`{"calories": "10", "cholesterol": "less than 5 mg", "fat": "3 g", "sodium": "120 mg"}`	Failed

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