style: Mark equations where black formatting should not apply #122
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Let's wait until #124 is merged to merge this one. |
AlexandreAdam
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Dec 12, 2023
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Black formatting is intended for OOP python, not mathematical expressions. Often the way it breaks up an equation makes it harder to read. Here we mark equations that shouldn't be formatted by Black.