docs: align JS API subheadings to H4 in stats/strided/dnanrangeabs

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• Demotes two JS-API subheadings in lib/node_modules/@stdlib/stats/strided/dnanrangeabs/README.md (### dnanrangeabs( … ) and ### dnanrangeabs.ndarray( … )) from H3 to H4, matching the heading level used by 238/239 (99.6%) sibling packages in stats/strided for function-signature subheadings nested under ## Usage.

stats/strided/dnanrangeabs

The JS Usage block in dnanrangeabs/README.md was the lone outlier in the namespace using ### for the function-signature subheadings. Every other stats/strided package places these subheadings at ####, immediately under the ## Usage H2. The fix is purely structural: two heading lines, no behaviour or content changes.

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Conformance: #### for JS Usage subheadings — 238/239 = 99.6% of stats/strided non-aggregator packages. The aggregator package stats/strided/distances was excluded from the vote because it is structurally distinct (a namespace re-export, not a function package).

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This PR was authored by Claude Code as part of a cross-package API drift detection routine that compares structural features across all packages in a stdlib namespace, identifies the majority pattern per feature, and proposes mechanical corrections for outliers. The drift was detected by extracting H2/H3/H4 heading levels from every README.md under lib/node_modules/@stdlib/stats/strided/; the fix demotes two subheadings so they match the convention shared by 238 sibling packages.

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