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  • Documentation
    • Added a comprehensive guide for the Minimum Spanning Tree (MST) algorithm, covering its purpose, typical applications, configuration options, usage syntax, and example queries with expected outputs.

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A new documentation file was added describing the Minimum Spanning Tree (MST) algorithm. The document explains the algorithm's purpose, operational details, configuration options, procedure call syntax, return values, and includes an example graph and query for practical illustration.

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algorithms/mst.md Added documentation for the MST algorithm, including overview, use cases, algorithm details, procedure syntax, parameters, return values, and an example with query and expected output.

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In the garden of graphs where edges entwine,
A new MST doc now brightly does shine.
From nodes and weights, the shortest path we seek,
With queries and configs, solutions unique.
Rabbits rejoice as networks grow neat—
Spanning the minimum, never missing a beat! 🐇🌿


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🧹 Nitpick comments (5)
algorithms/mst.md (5)

38-40: Fix typo and capitalize sentence in weightAttribute row
attribute is misspelled and the sentence should start with an uppercase letter.

-| `weightAttribute`   | string | Unweighted             | the atrribute to use as the tree weight.                                   |
+| `weightAttribute`   | string | Unweighted             | The attribute to use as the tree weight.                                   |

44-46: Correct acronym from “MSF” to “MST”
The table describes the Minimum Spanning Tree; “MSF” is a typo.

-| `edge`   | Edge   | An edge entity which is part of the MSF graph |
+| `edge`   | Edge   | An edge entity which is part of the MST graph |

49-49: Remove trailing colon in heading
Markdown-lint (MD026) flags trailing punctuation.

-## Examples:
+## Examples

79-79: Remove trailing colon in sub-heading
Same MD026 warning as above.

-### Example: Find cheapest road network:
+### Example: Find cheapest road network

84-92: Add blank lines around results table
MD058 requires a blank line before and after tables.

-#### Expected Results
-| Edge      | weight |
-|-----------|--------|
-| `[:ROAD]` | 0.7    |
-| `[:TRAM]` | 1.2    |
-| `[:TRAM]` | 1.5    |
-| `[:ROAD]` | 2.2    |
-| `[:ROAD]` | 2.3    |
-| `[:ROAD]` | 3.0    |
+#### Expected Results
+
+| Edge      | weight |
+|-----------|--------|
+| `[:ROAD]` | 0.7    |
+| `[:TRAM]` | 1.2    |
+| `[:TRAM]` | 1.5    |
+| `[:ROAD]` | 2.2    |
+| `[:ROAD]` | 2.3    |
+| `[:ROAD]` | 3.0    |
+
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49-49: Trailing punctuation in heading
Punctuation: ':'

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79-79: Trailing punctuation in heading
Punctuation: ':'

(MD026, no-trailing-punctuation)


85-85: Tables should be surrounded by blank lines

(MD058, blanks-around-tables)

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algorithms/mst.md

[error] 1-1: Spelling errors detected: 'subgraph', 'atrribute', 'MSF'. Please correct the spelling mistakes.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (6)
algorithms/mst.md (6)

49-49: Remove trailing colon from the heading

Markdown-lint (MD026) flags punctuation at the end of a heading.
Suggested tweak:

-## Examples:
+## Examples

79-79: Same MD026 issue for this sub-heading

-### Example: Find cheapest road network:
+### Example – Find cheapest road network

84-85: Add a blank line before the table

Markdown-lint (MD058) requires tables to be surrounded by blank lines to render properly.

-#### Expected Results
-| Edge      | weight |
+#### Expected Results
+
+| Edge      | weight |

51-51: Apostrophe missing in “Let’s”

-Lets take this City as an example:
+Let's take this City as an example:

20-21: Clarify wording – use “minimum-weight edges”

“Minimum edges” could be misread as “fewest edges”. Re-phrase for precision.

-MST first assigns each node to its own component. It iteratively scans for the minimum edges linking nodes across different components
+MST first assigns each node to its own component. It iteratively scans for the minimum-weight edges linking nodes across different components

22-22: Minor verb agreement

-If no attribute is given, returns any spanning tree.
+If no attribute is given, the procedure returns an arbitrary spanning tree.
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Punctuation: ':'

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85-85: Tables should be surrounded by blank lines

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