Update docs to use single-argument domain instead of two-argument lb, ub
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ChrisRackauckas
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Awesome, this'll definitely help a lot of folks. Sorry I hadn't gotten around to this. |
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Additional context
I wanted to update the documentation to use the one-argument form
domain = (lb, ub)instead of the deprecated two-argument version. I also found a bug in the last README example due to a largemaxitersdefault for the Cuba wrapper, so I replaced the defaults by the same ones as in Cuba.jl. I also added some deprecation warnings forlb,ubin the caching interface.