py-why / py-why/EconML

typo in "citations" in README

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Description

The authors have to be separated by 'and', not commas in order for the bibtex compile...I'm pretty sure this is a broad rule and not just on my particular latex settings but didn't search around to confirm

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Open the README and locate the citations section. Check the author separator expected by BibTeX, update the wording or example, and compile the bibliography to confirm that the citation works with authors separated by “and”.

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Tech stack
latex
Domain
documentation
Issue type
Documentation
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1/5
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