The **@stdlib/string-base-format-interpolate** package takes an array of tokens—produced by `format-tokenize`—and builds the final string by inserting supplied values according to C‑style format specifiers (e.g., `%s`, `%d`, `%f`, etc.). It’s a low‑level utility aimed at developers building string‑formatting functionality in JavaScript/Node.js (or the browser) who need a reliable, standards‑compliant interpolation engine.
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