DOC: More fixes to avoid <code> showing up in docs #1386
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It seems this needs to be regenerated manually. I don't feel like doing that, so I'm just editing it by hand. Yes it will be overwritten, but my other changes should make this stick.
I checked this works with pdoc, hopefully pdoc3 is similar.
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I went and checked the docs produced by pdoc from #1382 and found three more instances of <code>, which I changed in the same way, and verified that
pdocproduces the expected documentation. Since the GitHub Pages workflow doesn't seem to re-generatedoc/index.html, I decided to make the changes there as well.