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Fixing broken intervals

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Fixed intervals of the kind [a,b). The fact that the square bracket is not balanced messes up CoqDoc. By using <<[a,b]>> instead, the problem is mitigated. This has been added to the guidelines.

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29 29 Hypothesis H_sporadic_tasks:
30 30 sporadic_task_model task_period arr_seq job_task.
31 31 ```
32 - When commenting, be careful not to leave any mispelled word: Prosa's CI system comprises a spell-checker that will signal any error. When comments have to contain variable names or mathematical notation, use square brackets (e.g. `[job_cost j]`). You can nest square brackets _only if they are balanced_: `[[t1,t2)]` will not work. In this case, use `<<[t1,t2)>>`.
  • Thanks a lot for the cleanup MR! Very much appreciated!

    I'm very happy to merge this. Can you please tweak the comment in the guidelines and fix the CI failure? Thanks!

  • assigned to @bbb

  • Ghost User added 3 commits

    added 3 commits

    • 9ce7a967 - Improved guideline
    • 3709e9b3 - Removed verbatim text from spell-checker
    • b1459e3c - Added spell command to Makefile

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  • Author Contributor

    So, the misspelling problem was actually caused by the fact that Aspell does not like <<>>. I worked around this by slightly modifying the spell-checker script. Moreover, I added make spell.

  • Excellent, thank you!

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