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Update documentation and add missing dependencies #19

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This adds missing dependencies and updates links in the documentation.

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@nfelt14 nfelt14 merged commit c2c720d into main Sep 11, 2024
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@nfelt14 nfelt14 deleted the nfelt14/add-doctests branch September 11, 2024 22:55
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But still package on PyPi is TekHSI. This has to be also updated in package build workflow.

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nfelt14 commented Sep 12, 2024

But still package on PyPi is TekHSI. This has to be also updated in package build workflow.

Can you put your comment into a file? I don't know where it belongs. The package names on PyPI are case insensitive and also underscores/dashes are interchangeable.

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