Removes extra characters from README code blocks #34
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frankinspace
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Apr 18, 2024
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The >>> was meant to indicate an interactive python session such that the readme could contain both an example python search and the results of executing that search. Though I admit, we were not consistent in applying this idea to all of the examples in the readme.
If we want to support full copy-pasteability we should either remove or comment out the few places where we show the printed output in the code blocks as well
Updates text to be more copyable Updates output example Restores extra text
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Fixes #13 by removing extra
>>>characters, allowing copying of README examples