DOC: Add link to Spyder when mentioned in SciPy video tutorial so users can more easily follow along #9090
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CI passed and looks good. Thanks @CAM-Gerlach ! |
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Thanks for the merge @ilayn ! |
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A very small change that simply makes the two existing mentions of the Spyder IDE in
HACKING.rst.txtinto a link, like the other packages referred to in the document, so users can find more information about it and download it to follow along with the SciPy video tutorials it is used for. Also did some very minor trailing whitespace cleanup around the lines I modified, since they were the only instances of such in the document.Part of the broader effort described in spyder-ide/spyder-docs#39 .
I'm a new contributor here, so please let me know what I missed or you want me to change/revert something. Thanks!