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> The logic still needs to be updated to detect any wrong results (negative eigenvalues) from ARPACK. Any suggestions about how we should do that? ARPACK gives no indication that...

DocBook has specific tags for glossaries so if we want to be super pedantic we should use those instead: https://tdg.docbook.org/tdg/5.0/glossary

Looks good to me, but if we have a Markdown version of the glossary anyway, I wonder whether it would make sense to implement a Python script that generates the...

Finalizer stack is good for me. I won't have time for the Markdown-to-DocBook conversion script, but the Markdown version is easier to read and edit so I would keep it....

The replacement is done in Stimulus in `src/stimulus/generators/r.py` in the function named `get_r_parameter_name` -- that part of the code is actually replacing underscores with dots. I don't have more time...

The `_` -> `.` replacement is specific to the R code generator and it was there to enforce R's then-preferred dotted notation without having to spell out the alternative names...

Sure! I'm attaching two diffs here; `full.diff` was generated with `diff -u`, but it contains lots of lines where the only difference is in the names of the temporary folders...

I don't know either -- maybe @indygreg remembers? I think he was the one who initially wrote the code for supporting Python 3.12 where the pre-3.12 hash functions were replaced...

I took a look at this now; apparently it seems that `pydoctor` does not recognize properties defined in classes implemented in C code automatically as it relies on parsing the...

Unfortunately this seems to be an issue with `pydoctor`. `pydoctor` uses `obj.__dict__.items()` to iterate over all the members of a class to find out which ones are to be documented....