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Not because this is the most important thing to do at this point, but because I want to open one or more pull request so that we get into the habit of using them - and in this case the content should be pretty uncontroversial so I think it's a good start.
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| Copyright (c) 2023 Alexander Binks and Hans Moritz Günther | |||
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I started writing this in 2022, so I thnk we should set an earlier date.
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Not because this is the most important thing to do at this point, but because I want to open one or more pull request so that we get into the habit of using them - and in this case the content should be pretty uncontroversial so I think it's a good start.