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General revamp and tidy up #1
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At least for now. I wrote that with Sphinx-a-like docstrings in mind, but I'm moving this code over to Google style docstrings.
Use list and tuple rather than List and Tuple, etc.
I think it's finally time to admit that my style of "significant thing" marker makes less sense these days, especially given I've been leaning into and properly using docstrings for a long time in Python. OTOH I can't quite do without the visual cue that there's an important thing happening here. So, for my own code, let's try a simple "line to say there's a thing here" approach. Could play well in minimaps too. Also fixing up some more docstrings here too.
This doesn't do anything yet -- I need to set to on writing the intro in the docs and thinking about a good layout, etc. But this should set up the environment so I'm good to go.
I'm not 100% sure this is going to work; I need to try this out with different Python versions. From what I can see it should work; but on the other hand Vermin isn't convinced -- but I don't know if it knows enough to do the right thing.
Remove types where I've used them before, there's no real need for them.
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It's been a wee while since I last worked on this code, I want to tidy it up and start to build an application atop of it. So here I bring it more in line with how I have my Python repos these days,