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Added: Sphinx docs, testing readthedocs integration 
* Added: Sphinx configuration including readthedocs config
 * Added: Sphinx fabric task to auto-document the project
 * Fixed: Some issues in the code causing autodoc to fail when parsing
 * Added: Manual docs - structure, proof of concepts and RsT examples
 * Fixed: RsT formatting in docstrings
 * Fixed: Some adjacent minor style and lint issues
2018-06-13 10:07:45 +01:00

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