pub const DESC_DESCRIBE_ADDRESS: &str = "\
address → what is here (dual of resolve_symbol); total — mapped:false for an unmapped address, never \
an error. `address` is a canonical space:offset string. On a mapped address the reply also carries \
`segment` (the containing memory block's name), `is_code` (true when an instruction starts there), \
`containing_function` (name + entry_point, when the address falls inside a defined function), `symbol` \
(name + kind, the primary symbol at the address, when one exists), and `data_type` (when defined data \
starts there). Use this to identify an address you got from get_xrefs, read_bytes, or elsewhere without \
knowing in advance whether it names a function, data, or neither.";