Documentation: Explain Interface Class Hierarchy #633
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WalkthroughThis update introduces a new "Interface Class Hierarchy" section to both the main documentation index in the README.md and the developer notebook. The new section details the mapping between executor interfaces and their underlying executor classes, using a markdown table to clarify the relationships and configuration options. Additionally, the Python kernel version in the developer notebook metadata was incremented, and all code cells were marked as untrusted. No executable code or public API changes were made. Changes
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User->>Documentation: Reads "Interface Class Hierarchy" entry
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DeveloperNotebook->>User: Presents mapping table and explanations
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80-99: Clarify long introductory sentence
The new Interface Class Hierarchy section and its accompanying table are clear and comprehensive. To improve readability, consider simplifying or splitting the first sentence—for example, insert a comma after “separation” and break it into two sentences so it flows more smoothly.
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README.md (1)
159-159: Add Interface Class Hierarchy to index
The new entry linking to the detailed "Interface Class Hierarchy" section in the developer docs is correctly added under the Support & Contribution list. The indentation, link text, and anchor (#interface-class-hierarchy) all look accurate. Great job.notebooks/4-developer.ipynb (1)
10-10: Bump Python kernel version metadata
Updating the notebook’s kernel from 3.12.9 to 3.12.10 keeps the environment current and is a harmless metadata change.
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