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\name{kernel_support_table}
\alias{kernel_support_table}
\title{Kernel support matrix}
\usage{
kernel_support_table(round = TRUE)
}
\arguments{
\item{round}{Logical; \code{TRUE} to replace logical values with symbols.}
}
\value{
data.frame with columns \code{kernel}, \code{gpd}, \code{covariates}, \code{sb}, \code{crp}.
}
\description{
Returns a data frame summarizing each kernel's supported features.
}
\details{
The returned table is a compact view of the registry contracts. Each row
corresponds to one kernel, while the logical columns indicate whether that
kernel can be paired with a GPD tail, whether covariate-linked parameter
models are defined, and whether the stick-breaking (\code{sb}) and
Chinese-restaurant (\code{crp}) backends are implemented.

This helper is intended for inspection and reporting rather than model
fitting. It is a quick way to verify that a requested combination of kernel,
tail, and backend is supported before calling higher-level workflow
constructors.
}
