Move legacy probability theories to examples #1185
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It remains to have all recent moved core theories mentioned in the (next) release notes... |
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Please squash all commits when the CI tests finally pass... |
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Thanks! I'll mention file moves in release notes. |
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Hi,
per our discussions on Discord, this PR moves the legacy probability theory based on finite measures (and the related measure theory and lebesgue integrations) to
examples/probability/legacy. They are still needed when building the two classic examples (examples/millerandexamples/diningcryptos).Chun