Docs v2

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added support for downloading, loading, and validating Hypergraph Interchange Format (HIF) datasets directly from a public repository.
  • Introduced a method to compute connected components in hypergraphs.
  • Added a function to calculate degree centrality for hypergraph nodes.

• Improvements

  • Enhanced bipartite graph visualization with a configurable node size parameter.

• Documentation

  • Added comprehensive documentation for dataset loading and the core Hypergraph class.
  • Updated the documentation index and removed outdated sections.

• Chores

  • Updated the project version to 1.1.15.
  • Improved .gitignore rules for HIF dataset files.

• Removals

  • Removed the rubber_bands visualization function.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces a new datasets module for loading and validating HIF datasets, adds a degree_centrality function, and implements a connected_components property for hypergraphs. The draw.py visualization module is refactored, and documentation is expanded with new and revised files. The project version is incremented.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.gitignore	Added patterns to ignore .hif files globally and under Python/HAT/data/.
Python/HAT/datasets.py	New module: functions to download, cache, validate, and load HIF datasets from GitHub.
Python/HAT/draw.py	Added node_size parameter to bipartite; removed rubber_bands function.
Python/HAT/hypergraph.py	Added connected_components property to Hypergraph class.
Python/HAT/metrics.py	Added degree_centrality function for computing node degrees.
Python/pyproject.toml	Updated project version from 1.1.13 to 1.1.15.
docs/HAT.rst	Enhanced documentation: added overview and detailed class description for Hypergraph.
docs/datasets.rst	New documentation: describes loading of HIF datasets and usage of datasets.load().
docs/index.rst	Updated toctree: replaced tutorials and dev pages with new datasets documentation.
docs/install.rst	Removed "Development Distribution" section from installation instructions.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant DatasetsModule
    participant GitHubRepo
    participant HypergraphClass

    User->>DatasetsModule: load(dataset_name)
    DatasetsModule->>DatasetsModule: Check local cache
    alt Not in cache or corrupted
        DatasetsModule->>GitHubRepo: Download dataset files
        DatasetsModule->>DatasetsModule: Validate HIF schema
    end
    DatasetsModule->>HypergraphClass: Instantiate Hypergraph from data
    DatasetsModule-->>User: Return Hypergraph object

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Possibly related PRs

• Jpickard1/Hypergraph-Analysis-Toolbox#52: Also updates the project version in pyproject.toml, similar to this PR.

Poem

In the warren of code, a new path unfurled,
Datasets now hop in, from the digital world.
Centrality’s counted, components connect,
Drawings refined, with less to dissect.
Docs bloom like clover, so users can see—
HAT’s toolbox grows, as grand as can be!
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• Python/HAT/metrics.py (1 hunks)
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