Fix sphinx warnings/errors #531
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Lots of inconsistent use of semantic elements (the intake tutorials particularly use headings for emphasis, and overuse section breaks which ends up confusing sphinx), plus a link that wasn't updated and math that Sphinx didn't feel like rendering in an equation environment.
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navidcy
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Thanks! That's great! I noticed these yesterday while trying to build the docs locally. |
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Lots of inconsistent use of semantic elements (the intake tutorials particularly use headings for emphasis, and overuse section breaks which ends up confusing sphinx), plus a link that wasn't updated and math that Sphinx didn't feel like rendering in an equation environment.