Render math without # noqa: W605 comment
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Thanks for the work, and for pushing us to fix the GitHub-readthedocs WebHooks
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Math rendering in the docstrings is inline with a
# noqato prevent the linter to be unhappy. However, this makes the equations harder to understand. This PR converts the inline math equations to block math.