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TST: Minor documentation change in test of EquationSystem #1309

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10 changes: 3 additions & 7 deletions tests/numerics/ad/test_equation_system.py
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current iterate, previous iterate and previous time step.
* test_variable_creation: Test that variable creation from an EquationSystem works.
* test_variable_tags: Tagging of variables, used for filtering in an EquationSystem.
* test_set_get_methods: Get and set methods for variables.
* test_set_get_methods: Get and set methods for variables, including methods for
shifting between time steps and iterates.
* test_projection_matrix: Projection from a global vector to one defined on a subset
of variables.
* test_set_remove_equations: Set and remove equations from an EquationSystem.
* test_parse_variable_like, test_parse_single_equation, test_parse_equations:
Parsing of equations, and the methods used to do so. Thorough testing here means
other tests can get away with fewer parameter checks.
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* test_extract_subsystem: Extract a new EquationSystem for a subset of equations.
* test_schur_complement: Assemble a subsystem, using a Schur complement reduction.

To be tested:
Get and set methods for variables
IdentifyDof
...


"""
import numpy as np
import pytest
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