Documentation improvements: Complete method ambiguity explanation #56
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Summary
This PR improves the documentation by completing an explanation that was previously left incomplete.
Changes Made
Completed method ambiguity explanation: Both
README.mdanddocs/src/index.mdpreviously ended with "do not define a method such as" followed by a code example, but never explained why or what to do instead. Added clarification that either the problem or algorithm type must be defined in the package to avoid type piracy and method ambiguities.Fixed minor formatting issues:
docs/src/index.mdTesting
julia --project make.jlVerification
The documentation now provides complete guidance on avoiding method ambiguity, which is important for package developers implementing the CommonSolve interface.
cc: @ChrisRackauckas
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