Unable to determine the repository root URL for the navbar link. This can happen when a string is passed to the `repo` keyword of `makedocs`. To remove this warning, either pass a Remotes.Remote object to `repo` to completely specify the remote repository, or explicitly set the remote URL by setting `repolink` via `makedocs(format = HTML(repolink = "..."), ...)`.

Unexpected Julia interpolation in the Markdown. This probably means that you have an unbalanced or un-escaped $ in the text. To write the dollar sign, escape it with `\$` We don't have the file or line number available, but we got given the value: `$` which is of type `Symbol`

Unexpected Julia interpolation in the Markdown. This probably means that you have an unbalanced or un-escaped $ in the text. To write the dollar sign, escape it with `\$` We don't have the file or line number available, but we got given the value: `$` which is of type `Symbol`

Unexpected Julia interpolation in the Markdown. This probably means that you have an unbalanced or un-escaped $ in the text. To write the dollar sign, escape it with `\$` We don't have the file or line number available, but we got given the value: `$` which is of type `Symbol`

Unexpected Julia interpolation in the Markdown. This probably means that you have an unbalanced or un-escaped $ in the text. To write the dollar sign, escape it with `\$` We don't have the file or line number available, but we got given the value: `$` which is of type `Symbol`

Unexpected Julia interpolation in the Markdown. This probably means that you have an unbalanced or un-escaped $ in the text. To write the dollar sign, escape it with `\$` We don't have the file or line number available, but we got given the value: `$` which is of type `Symbol`

Unexpected Julia interpolation in the Markdown. This probably means that you have an unbalanced or un-escaped $ in the text. To write the dollar sign, escape it with `\$` We don't have the file or line number available, but we got given the value: `$` which is of type `Symbol`

Unexpected Julia interpolation in the Markdown. This probably means that you have an unbalanced or un-escaped $ in the text. To write the dollar sign, escape it with `\$` We don't have the file or line number available, but we got given the value: `$` which is of type `Symbol`

Unexpected Julia interpolation in the Markdown. This probably means that you have an unbalanced or un-escaped $ in the text. To write the dollar sign, escape it with `\$` We don't have the file or line number available, but we got given the value: `$` which is of type `Symbol`

Unexpected Julia interpolation in the Markdown. This probably means that you have an unbalanced or un-escaped $ in the text. To write the dollar sign, escape it with `\$` We don't have the file or line number available, but we got given the value: `$` which is of type `Symbol`