Using the Pygal documentation for the `pygal.config` module, identify how to format chart values for readability and explicitly define the data range. Additionally, list at least three general styling parameters available for Pygal charts, providing their parameter names and descriptions.
Navigate to the Pygal documentation. Locate and navigate to the 'API' section. Find and click on the 'pygal.config module' link. Scroll through the 'Config' class parameters to identify the parameter for making values human-readable. Scroll through the 'Config' class parameters to identify the parameter for explicitly defining the data range. Identify at least three general style-related parameters within the 'Config' class, noting their descriptions. Synthesize the found parameter names and their descriptions for all requested items.
Confirm that human-readable formatting is supported and state that it's applied via the `value_formatter` parameter with its description. Confirm that a `range` option is available for the chart and describe its usage as 'Explicitly specify min and max of values (ie: (0, 100))'. Identify at least three general style-related parameters from the `Config` class that were present on the page (e.g., `fill`, `dots`, `inner_radius`, `radius`, `show_only_major_dots`, `show_dots`, `stroke_style`, `css`, `js`, `no_xml_declaration`, `truncate_legend`, `explicit_size`, `half_pie`, `height`, `x_axis_always_show_zero`, `interpolate`, `interpolation_parameters`, `interpolation_precision`, `inverse_y_axis`, `legend_at_bottom`, `legend_box_size`, `logarithmic`, `margin`, `margin_bottom`, `margin_left`, `margin_right`, `margin_top`, `max_scale_gradient`, `min_scale_gradient`, `missing_value_fill_mode`, `no_data_text`, `no_prefix`, `order_min`, `pretty_print`, `print_values`, `print_zero_values`, `print_values_position`, `secondary_range`, `show_legend`, `show_major_x_labels`, `show_major_y_labels`, `show_x_guides`, `show_x_labels`, `show_y_guides`) and provide their descriptions.