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Add editable tip and docs typo fix to README #2568

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To help contributors out who don't understand why they don't see their changes taking effect, I've added a tip about how to install in editable mode. I didn't include the extras, but that should okay if they're not changing the extras (i.e. the extras will be there from the example installation).

I also added backticks as the Markdown lint VS Code extension recommends it, and it leads to better syntax highlighting in VS Code. But I can remove if you prefer indented style. The README currently uses a mix.

@pamelafox pamelafox changed the title Add editable tip to README Add editable tip and docs typo fix to README Nov 13, 2024
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If you are contributing a bug fix or a new feature, you can install the app in editable mode:

```shell
pip install -e .
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Or should we do ".[all]"?

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I think .[all] is a good thought (and it's what I tend to do) 👍

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Changed to [all], that's what I've been doing myself now too.

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