DOC: Standardize references to pandas in the documentation
See original GitHub issueIn our documentation (files in doc/source/../*.rst
), we refer to pandas as Pandas
, pandas
, and *pandas*
(sphinx italics).
For documentation consistency, we should standardize these to one form. pandas
is the preferable form in our documentation files.
Unfortunately I don’t think we create a lint rule for this pattern since we have to be flexible to references and hyperlinks.
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