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Consistent docs and project structure#10
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Make is entirely optional and docs will reflect the implementation stored in make. It is intended to make development easier with a collection of short scripts and actions.
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This is a multi-project set of PRs:
All of these pull requests center around the same concept: updating documentation and tooling to be a unified front.
LICENSEandLICENSE.txt, referencing a copyright holder asTranscribersOfReddit, which is not a legal entity.This merges all of that into a set of clean instructions, descriptive... well, descriptions, and making as much use of setup.py as possible (instead of the split standard with requirements.txt).