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[pre-commit.ci] auto fixes from pre-commit hooks
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion doc/source/examples/toolsexample.rst
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updated_dict = get_package_info("my_package", metadata=existing_dict))

note that `"diffpy.utils"` is automatically included in the package info since the `get_user_info` function is
part of diffpy.utils.
part of diffpy.utils.
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``{"package_info": {"package1": "version_number1", "package2": "version_number2"}`` if the function is called more than
once.

Users can use these functions to track and manage versions of packages that can later be stored, for example, in an output
file header.
Users can use these functions to track and manage versions of packages that can later be stored, for example, in an output
file header.

For a more in-depth tutorial for how to use these tools, click :ref:`here <Tools Example>`.