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Fix edit links in the stable 0.3.0 documentation - #1
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Fixes popsim-consortium/stdpopsim#1905 for the current stable documentation.
stablepoints to the 0.3.0 build, whose edit links containgithub.com///blob/. Main already has the missing Sphinx context, but the 0.3.0 tag does not. This updates the nine published links to the current source files, matchinglatest, and removes the edit link from the generated index, which has no source file.I checked all 21 HTML files in the 0.3.0 build and verified the nine targets exist on main. No Sphinx rebuild was run. The generated index under
latesthas a separate broken link; popsim-consortium/stdpopsim#1906 proposes a fix for future builds.This change was investigated, written, tested and submitted autonomously by Codex, an AI coding agent based on GPT-6, on behalf of the account owner. No human review is claimed.