Support fractional age values for trial eligibility filtering#204
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Support fractional age values for trial eligibility filtering#204
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Summary
--ageCLI flag andTrialSearchFilters.agefield fromu32tof32to support fractional year values (e.g. 0.5 for 6 months)verify_age_eligibilityto drop the now-redundantage as f32cast0.5 for 6 months)--age 0.5 --count-onlyexample to thesearch trialEXAMPLES block andlist trialreference outputspec/04-trial.mdwithtimeout=180to accommodate the CTGov age-only count traversal cost--age abcinput is rejected with a clear errorTest plan
biomcp search trial --age 0.5 --count-onlyexits 0 and returns a numericTotal:biomcp search trial --age 67 --count-onlyexits 0 (integer backward compatibility)biomcp search trial --age abc --count-onlyexits non-zero with a float parse error--helpoutput shows "decimals accepted, e.g. 0.5 for 6 months" and the new EXAMPLES entry