Do you want that I put in the description the different returns of each languages? I thought the description could be as general as possible - kind of mathematical description - and that it was easy to see in the "Your tests cases" (BTW I see many katas without "Your test cases") the return form for each language. I noted in the description:

Your task is to return to the function seven(m) (m integer >= 0) an array (or a pair, depending on the language) of numbers

Isn't it sufficient? I'm not resistent to that but I thought it was not useful to make the description longer and to repeat in it the "Run tests". As for "issues" I don't see where it is described what issues are exactly and I understand that beginners post easily issues because they don't know what to do. Nevertheless thank for your post and I hope you would be kind enough to bring me more precisions and suggestions.

Problems with the description are issues, and the description should match the language.

I'm not sure why you're so resistent to this; it's already in a code block, so this should be trivial to do.

Didn't you see the "Your test cases" in Python?

Test.assert_equals(seven (1603), (7, 2))
Test.assert_equals(seven (371), (35, 1))
Test.assert_equals(seven (483), (42, 1))

The form of the return is depending on the language (Python and Haskell want a tuple).

seven(371) should return [35, 1]
seven(1603) should return [7, 2]
seven(477557101) should return [28, 7]

There it shows a list, but the question wants a tuple.

Read the description:

Your task is to return to the function seven(m) (m integer >= 0) an array (or a pair, depending on the language) of numbers

You can also see what is needed in "Your examples test cases".

PS: Issues are for katas that don't work. Everything is not an issue. It can be "Suggestion" or "Question":-)

In the task example, it asks for a list, but the actual question requires a tuple. (Python)

Inclusive.

Specify whether n should be inclusive please.