refactor: use format for error messages in stats/base/dists/hypergeometric/ctor

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• Routes the two constructor RangeError messages in @stdlib/stats/base/dists/hypergeometric/ctor (the K > N and n > N guards in lib/main.js) through @stdlib/string/format, the canonical error-construction helper.

@stdlib/stats/base/dists/hypergeometric/ctor

The two constructor cross-parameter RangeError guards were the only throws in the package built from plain string literals; every other throw in the same file — the three TypeError argument checks and all six property setters — already uses format. All 34 stats/base/dists/*/ctor packages construct thrown errors via format (100% conformance), leaving these two the sole plain-string outliers. Message text is unchanged and the thrown type stays RangeError, so no observable behavior or test expectation changes.

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Diff is +2/-2 in a single file. format is already imported. The package tests assert error type (RangeError) only, not message text, and format returns a constant (no %-specifier) message unchanged, so the change is mechanical with no cascade into tests, examples, or docs.

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This PR was authored by Claude Code running the cross-package drift-detection routine. The namespace @stdlib/stats/base/dists/hypergeometric was selected by uniform-random pick over eligible directories (≥8 direct child packages) under lib/node_modules/@stdlib/; structural and per-package semantic features were extracted across all 11 members; majority patterns were computed at the 75% threshold; and three independent validation agents (opus semantic-review, opus cross-reference, sonnet structural-review) confirmed this correction as confirmed-drift before any file was edited. The within-namespace vote was internally consistent (matching prior run #12647); this correction was surfaced by the canonical-format error-construction invariant and confirmed by the ≥90% ecosystem-wide gate.

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[kgryte]

There are no variables to interpolate in the error message string. Closing...