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The old order was really annoying. Thanks a lot! |
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The current version of the API reference docs is just ordered alphabetically by name of things, see https://skopecz.github.io/PositiveIntegrators.jl/v0.1/api_reference/
In this PR, I ordered the API references manually, sorting them by the type of stuff: general problem types, pre-made problems, and algorithms. I think this makes it easier to search the API reference