Simplify the float printing docs a little bit

docs/lang/float.md

@@ -44,11 +44,8 @@ Printing
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 The [core `print` operation](./core.md#miscellaneous) prints `float` values with 17 decimal digits of precision, including trailing zeros.
-(This is like using the `%.17lf` format specifier in C's `printf`.)
-Float values switch to printing with exponential notation when the exponent's
-magnitude is 10 or greater. This is printed with 17 decimal digits of precision
-including zeros
-and a `+` or `-` after `e` depending on the sign of the exponent. (This is
-equivalent to `%.17e` with C's `printf` when `f.abs().log10().abs >= 10`)
+For values with magnitude 10¹⁰, it uses exponential notation with suffixes like `e+12`.
+(In terms of C's `printf`, this is like using the `%.17lf` format specifier for small values and `%.17e` for large values, i.e., when `f.abs().log10().abs >= 10`.)
+
 Positive and negative zero, while they are equal according to `feq`, look different when printed.
 Not-a-number values are printed as `NaN`; infinite values are printed as the strings `Infinity` or `-Infinity`.