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Extend docstrings #613
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…d_docstrings # Conflicts: # mala/common/parameters.py
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This PR aims to close #587. Some have already been taken care of in #609, but generally there are quite some functions missing docstrings. Especially I initially forgot to add "Attributes" docstrings to many classes. In looking through this I realized how many classes have "public" (I know, I know, python's concept of privacy are a bit dubious) members for things only used internally, which I think can be avoided. This PR also addresses this; the idea is that every variable publicly available is documented, and everything else is private (either the "polite" private with a single underscore or the actually enforces private with two underscores which does not get inherited). I will not alter the doc strings already touched by #609.