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docs: improve docstring based on group standards in diffraction_objects.py transforms.py #300
docs: improve docstring based on group standards in diffraction_objects.py transforms.py #300
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"not equal" feels more explicit and program-like, than "unequal" or "do not match"
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Since sub, mul, and truediv pretty much have the same docstrings, I asked them to refer to mul while the examples are still unique.
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seems like numpy uses both (1) what's returned and (2) its type
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https://numpydoc.readthedocs.io/en/latest/format.html#returns
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Just minor prettification based on the standard