Round-2 review questions for Adisankar (functions): six word choices, the exercise rule, and the web font

@adisankarmt — these are the open questions from your round-2 review of functions (#7), moved here so they do not get lost when that PR merges. All 118 of your suggestions are already applied on the PR; nothing here changes the page — your answers decide what the translation engine learns for the next lectures (tracked in QuantEcon/action-translation#296). No deadline; one word per row is plenty, and a reply comment here is all we need.

1. Six places where the same word went both ways. We want to encode the rule you intend rather than guess.

(Line numbers are those of the PR as you reviewed it.)

2. Your exercise retentions — is this the rule? We read the pattern as: an exercise statement whose content is probability or mathematics (the coin-flip device in Exercise 3, the binomial sentence in Exercise 2) stays in English; a mixed sentence keeps its mathematical clause in English and its programming instruction in Malayalam (your line 484: factorial എന്ന് പേരുള്ള ഒരു function എഴുതുക, such that factorial(n) returns $n!$ …); and a purely programming exercise (Exercise 5) is translated as normal. Matt has adopted this as policy alongside your earlier Hint/Solution rule, so later lectures will follow it — if the boundary is somewhere else, a sentence on where would help. One small thing on our side: lines kept in English stay byte-for-byte identical to the English source (so future updates diff cleanly), which is why we left off the colons you added at 557 and 563 — the punctuation rule applies to the Malayalam lines.

3. The Malayalam web font. Whenever you are next on the rendered preview: does the Noto Malayalam font from #9 sit at a comfortable size beside the English? It can be nudged a few percent either way.

Thank you again — this round taught the engine a great deal.