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docs/example.md expects the "pretty table" representation for the coefficient table, this updates the show methods use the more specific `show` method for the `CoefTable` type.
When running doctests on GLM, StatsBase, StatsAPI we need to make sure their doctestsetup is correct
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I was checking this package out (very cool!) and found a few issues with the documentation that this fixes. Some are minor typo fixes, two larger changes are described below
docs/src/examples.mdthat show theRobustLinearModelwere failing because the CoefsTable part was not displaying correctly. I fixed this for bothRobustLinearModelandQuantileRegressiontypes.modulesforDocumenter.make.The docs now successfully build for me locally (Julia v1.12), my docs environment looks like