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The time limits are now elegantly formatted to avoid relying on floating point numbers. Memory limits are now displayed in mebibytes rather than megabytes (which seems to be what many problemsetters call megabytes).
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Closes #560.
The alignment is off, but this is a largely unrelated problem (that had been present before) which stems from much deeper problems with how limits are handled, I am opening a separate issue for it.

malevitzch and others added 3 commits November 26, 2025 18:10
…longer sometimes randomly appear in scientific format. The memory limits are now displayed in mebibytes rather than megabytes since this seems more consistent with what package authors put in statement descriptions.
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image Closes #600 as well now.

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Frontend problems with different time/memory limits for different languages Limits improperly displayed

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