docs(specifiers): add is_unsatisfiable() usage example#1166
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docs(specifiers): add is_unsatisfiable() usage example#1166
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Fixes #1165
PR #1119 added
SpecifierSet.is_unsatisfiable()but the usage examples indocs/specifiers.rstdon't demonstrate it. Users scanning the Usage section have no way to discover this method without reading the full API reference.Added a doctest example showing
is_unsatisfiable()on both an unsatisfiable set (>=2.0,<1.0→True) and a satisfiable one (>=1.0,<2.0→False), placed after the existingfilter()example.