From 724cb2476318fa0b09bfd8d7ee3e4ca4e917c32b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Albert Julius Liu <ajul1987+highdiceroller@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 20 Aug 2024 01:07:54 -0700
Subject: [PATCH] fix some doctring quotes/backticks

---
 src/icepool/expression/multiset_expression.py | 10 +++++-----
 1 file changed, 5 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-)

diff --git a/src/icepool/expression/multiset_expression.py b/src/icepool/expression/multiset_expression.py
index 32e77804..1bb3ec74 100644
--- a/src/icepool/expression/multiset_expression.py
+++ b/src/icepool/expression/multiset_expression.py
@@ -757,24 +757,24 @@ def maximum_match(
 
         Args:
             comparison: One of the following:
-                * '==': The same as `intersection(other)` if `keep='matched'`,
+                * `'=='`: The same as `intersection(other)` if `keep='matched'`,
                     or `difference(other)` if `keep=unmatched`.
-                * '<=': Elements of `self` will be matched with elements of
+                * `'<='`: Elements of `self` will be matched with elements of
                     `other` such that the element from `self` is <= the element
                     from `other`, but is otherwise as high as possible.
                     This requires that outcomes be evaluated in descending
                     order.
-                * `<`: Elements of `self` will be matched with elements of
+                * `'<'`: Elements of `self` will be matched with elements of
                     `other` such that the element from `self` is < the element
                     from `other`, but is otherwise as high as possible.
                     This requires that outcomes be evaluated in descending
                     order.
-                * '>=': Elements of `self` will be matched with elements of
+                * `'>='`: Elements of `self` will be matched with elements of
                     `other` such that the element from `self` is >= the element
                     from `other`, but is otherwise as low as possible.
                     This requires that outcomes be evaluated in ascending
                     order.
-                * `>`: Elements of `self` will be matched with elements of
+                * `'>'`: Elements of `self` will be matched with elements of
                     `other` such that the element from `self` is > the element
                     from `other`, but is otherwise as low as possible.
                     This requires that outcomes be evaluated in ascending