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Less clutter, and easier to read code hopefully
Mainly so that there's not (as many) `begin...end` blocks sprinkled throughout. Did also try to remove the one for `x`, `y`, and `n`, and the one for `θ₁` and `θ₂`. But that resulted in too many individual cells, and tipped the scale the other way. Hopefully this one's a good balance?
More compact, and easier to match inputs to outputs
Maybe "Complex numbers" should get its own doc page?
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Documenter.Remotesfor docs/make.jljulia>prompt is also colored well to make the separations between consecutive lines nicer.Please see each commit for a more atomic description of each change. (Although I may have messed up the staging on some, and some commits may contain small changes intended to be put into a different one.)