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* Link to readthedocs * Set up documentation outline/skeleton * Write a few topics (installation, running Prescient, and configuration)
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… only, I want a separate git commit to bump the code version number)* Add copyright * Remove reference to SCIP Also fixed a "coming soon" that already came
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This is a start on the documentation. What's been completed so far:
I think I'd like to merge what we've got so far, partly to encourage any new development to write documentation as new capabilities are added. We can continue to fill in documentation in new PRs.
Partially addresses #35