Added docstring to init to pass pydoctest

[nbertagnolli]

Sorry, I noticed in the last PR now the action fails on master because an init was missing a docstring. I added one to get the action passing on master! Thanks for the great repository!

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[weibullguy]

Lol. Yeah, I missed that too until after I merged your other PR and the lint failed. But, hey, a real world example of your fix in action! I'm glad you're finding it useful.

[nbertagnolli]

Haha nice to see the change working 😅 : ). I don't think issues are enabled for this repository, but I was wondering if you'd be interested in me doing a refactor of the bash script so that all of the style checks run in the action and then it exits at the end if any one of them fail. I think as it is now the action exits as soon as one lint fails, but I find for code reviews it can be nice to see a report of everything that went wrong. However, this comes with the downside of more action compute. So I could see an argument for either way. Anyway, I'd love to tackle that if you're open to a PR :D.