Point to *stable* documentation version, instead of *latest*#1418
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Point to *stable* documentation version, instead of *latest*#1418seifertm wants to merge 1 commit intopytest-dev:mainfrom
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The README (as pointed out in this comment) and pyproject.toml point to the latest version of the documentation. The latest is the one generated by the main branch.
If the documentation on main is different from the most recent release, this can create confusion for users.
This patch changes the links to the stable documentation version.