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…ed to convert over rest of docs; edits for math tables.
…ode -- Indexed now works! added processing of tensor indexes in Resliced. major fixes! Also added basic gui docs pages.
…c funcs from yaegi b/c they don't work..
…- did most of that, but still need to do for plot.
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This is a major update to lab docs with all major elements at least minimally documented. Uses the new yaegicore ability to capture stdout from yaegi to display output of
fmt.Print*statements in theGoalexamples.Fixes a few issues discovered in course of writing the docs, but mostly everything is actually working pretty well -- definitely lots of TODO left to do, but core functionality seems reasonable.