Small changes, big git commit message

In the imaginary world in which I have completed the Literature Review by now, it goes like this:

0. Here is a brilliant summary of sections 1+ below
1. Here are the fundamentals of graphics (raster and vector, rendering)
2. Here are the ways documents are structured (programming language or varient, DOM, DOM dynamically modified by programming language)
3. Here are ways document standards specify precision
4. Here is IEEE-754 which is what these standards use
5. Here are limitations of IEEE-754 floating point numbers on compatible hardware
6. Here are ways GPU based techniques that are gaining popularity might not be IEEE-754
7. Sod all that, let's just use an arbitrary precision library
8. Here is a brilliant summary of sections 7- above

All this will fit within the page limit whilst still being relevant and containing references
I'm sure must exist but I haven't bothered/had time to locate yet.

That git commit message is probably more useful than anything I've actually written in the report today :S

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On the third day (if it was indeed still the third day), the author could not think of an exciting encounter for the skeleton, so it rested