chore: fix JavaScript lint errors (issue #5377)

[suii2210]

Progresses #5377

Description
This pull request:

• replaces the obsolete sqrt precision script with a self-contained, lint-compliant version that uses @StdLib’s sqrt and avoids console log debug.

• Related Issues
  Progresses Tracking issue: Resolve JavaScript lint errors Tracking issue: Resolve JavaScript lint errors #5377

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[suii2210]

I've updated the PR description to include the contributing guidelines acknowledgement.

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Hi maintainers - I updated the PR description and pushed a GPG-signed commit. Could someone please approve the workflow runs for this fork so CI can execute? Thanks!

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@stdlib-bot maintainers Could someone please approve the workflows and review this PR? Thanks!

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Hi @stdlib-bot - I’ve updated the PR description as requested (replaced “Resolves” with “Progresses” and added the contributing-guidelines acknowledgment).

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