This release contains the_freeze folder generated by Quarto when
rendering the docs. You can use this to speed up the rendering
process on your local machine by downloading and extracting the
_freeze folder, then placing it at the root of the project.

Note that the contents of the_freeze folder only hash the
contents of the .qmd files, and do not include information about
the Julia environment. Thus, each_freeze folder is only valid
for a given Julia environment, which is specified in the
Manifest.toml file included in this release. To ensure
reproducibility, you should make sure to use the Manifest.toml file
locally as well.

These releases are not automatically generated. To make an updated
release with the contents of the_freeze folder from the main
branch, you can run theCreate release with _freeze workflow from
https://github.com/TuringLang/docs/actions/workflows/create_release.yml.

This release contains the_freeze folder generated by Quarto when
rendering the docs. You can use this to speed up the rendering
process on your local machine by downloading and extracting the
_freeze folder, then placing it at the root of the project.

Note that the contents of the_freeze folder only hash the
contents of the .qmd files, and do not include information about
the Julia environment. Thus, each_freeze folder is only valid
for a given Julia environment, which is specified in the
Manifest.toml file included in this release. To ensure
reproducibility, you should make sure to use the Manifest.toml file
locally as well.

These releases are not automatically generated. To make an updated
release with the contents of the_freeze folder from the main
branch, you can run theCreate release with _freeze workflow from
https://github.com/TuringLang/docs/actions/workflows/create_release.yml.

This release contains the_freeze folder generated by Quarto when
rendering the docs. You can use this to speed up the rendering process
on your local machine by downloading and extracting the_freeze folder,
then placing it at the root of the project.

Note that the contents of the_freeze folder only hash the contents of
the .qmd files, and do not include information about the Julia environment.
Thus, each_freeze folder is only valid for a given Julia environment,
which is specified in the Manifest.toml file included in this release. To
ensure reproducibility, you should make sure to use the Manifest.toml file
locally as well.