docs: use a dynamic copyright year range (mimic QuantEcon.py)#23
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Mirror QuantEcon.py's conf.py, which builds the copyright string from a fixed start year through the current year via datetime.now().year. Use 2025 (the project's first year, per LICENSE) as the start so the footer shows e.g. "2025-2026, QuantEcon" and stays current without edits. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Mirror QuantEcon.py's
conf.pyfor the copyright string, which builds a dynamic year range:Here the start year is
2025(this project's first year, perLICENSE) and the holder staysQuantEconto match the repo'sLICENSE:The footer now reads
© Copyright 2025-2026, QuantEcon.and tracks the current year automatically — no annual edit needed.Verification
Local Sphinx 9.1 build, warning-free; rendered footer confirmed as
© Copyright 2025-2026, QuantEcon.🤖 Generated with Claude Code