text: """
  This is a module docstring.  
  
  This module is used to examine different documentation styles and tools.
  """
  from typing import Tuple
  
  def google_style_do_work(task_id: int, name: str) -> Tuple[bool, list]:
      """ Perform work with task_id by assigning it to name.
  
      This doesn't really do anything, but I wanted to establish a short 'first line' description and
      a longer more detailed descriptions.  I'm curious to see if this creates different behavior
      when generating test or when pop-up hints appear in IDEs. 
  
      Args:
          task_id (int): The unique ID of a task to be performed.
          name (str): The name of the worker to perform the task.
  
      Returns:
          tuple: a tuple containing:
              - is_successful (bool): True if the work was completed successfully.  False if there was a problem.
              - logs (list of str): Log entries from the worker performing the work.
  
      Raises:
          RuntimeError: if the task doesn't exist or the worker name doesn't exist.
      """
      
      print(f"assigning task {task_id} to worker {name}.")
  
      return True, []
  
  
  def numpy_style_do_work(task_id: int, name: str) -> Tuple[bool, list]:
      """ Perform work with task_id by assigning it to name.
  
      This doesn't really do anything, but I wanted to establish a short 'first line' description and
      a longer more detailed descriptions.  I'm curious to see if this creates different behavior
      when generating test or when pop-up hints appear in IDEs. 
  
      Parameters
      ----------
      task_id : int
          The unique ID of a task to be performed.
      name : str, optional
          The name of the worker to perform the task.
  
      Returns
      -------
      tuple: a tuple containing:
              - is_successful (bool): True if the work was completed successfully.  False if there was a problem.
              - logs (list of str): Log entries from the worker performing the work.
  
      Raises
      ------
      RuntimeError
          If the task doesn't exist or the worker name doesn't exist.
      """
      
      print(f"assigning task {task_id} to worker {name}.")
  
      return True, []
  
  def rst_style_do_work(task_id: int, name: str) -> Tuple[bool, list]:
      """ Perform work with task_id by assigning it to name.
  
      This doesn't really do anything, but I wanted to establish a short 'first line' description and
      a longer more detailed descriptions.  I'm curious to see if this creates different behavior
      when generating test or when pop-up hints appear in IDEs. 
  
      :param task_id: The unique ID of a task to be performed.
      :type task_id: int
      :param name: The name of the worker to perform the task.
      :type name: str
      :returns: tuple (is_successful, log) 
          WHERE
          bool is_successful is True if the work was completed successfully.  False if there was a problem. 
          list log is the log entries from the worker performing the work. 
      """
      
      print(f"assigning task {task_id} to worker {name}.")
  
      return True, []
  
  
  google_style_do_work(3, "Bob")
  
  numpy_style_do_work(712, "Chuck")
  
  rst_style_do_work(432451, "worker-rgn4-cl823-n2354")
  
  