docs(validations): document how each rule treats a special missing value #8
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A SAS numeric variable has 28 missing values: the regular `.` and 27 special ones (`.A`-`.Z` and `._`). Data Controller accepts them in a numeric cell as a bare letter - `a` to `z`, or `_`, with no period - and stores the matching special missing in SAS.
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A numeric column that carries a date, datetime or time format is the exception. Those cells are edited through a date picker rather than the numeric editor, and the picker accepts only a date - so a special missing cannot be typed into one of them.
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The rules treat a special missing as a value for some checks and as a missing value for others:
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