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Remove outdated link

Only link to GitHub repository of MSL

Clarify the merging of connections to multiple outputs.
1. It doesn't make sense to require them to connected to one "input", it makes more sense that they combine as one "source".
2. The merging according to previous section doesn't make sense as an explanation:
* The "v" variable is one and not one per state so it doesn't apply.
* The "v" is not even an "outer output".
* And finally I don't see how the first variant simplifies anything.
* The intermediate algorithm will require a start-value even if we are always in one of the states.
* The extra code is an algorithm, and we generally try to avoid that.

List the exception also for connections.

Update chapters/statemachines.tex

Co-authored-by: Henrik Tidefelt <henrikt@wolfram.com>

AsSuggested

Try using lstinline - for the variables, but not for subscripts.

Remove outdated link

Only link to GitHub repository of MSL

Clarify the merging of connections to multiple outputs.
1. It doesn't make sense to require them to connected to one "input", it makes more sense that they combine as one "source".
2. The merging according to previous section doesn't make sense as an explanation:
* The "v" variable is one and not one per state so it doesn't apply.
* The "v" is not even an "outer output".
* And finally I don't see how the first variant simplifies anything.
* The intermediate algorithm will require a start-value even if we are always in one of the states.
* The extra code is an algorithm, and we generally try to avoid that.

List the exception also for connections.

Update chapters/statemachines.tex

Co-authored-by: Henrik Tidefelt <henrikt@wolfram.com>

AsSuggested

Try using lstinline - for the variables, but not for subscripts.