#20232: Rewrite module doc of `LinearCode`
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       Reporter:  jsrn               |        Owner:
           Type:  enhancement        |       Status:  needs_review
       Priority:  major              |    Milestone:  sage-7.3
      Component:  coding theory      |   Resolution:
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Comment (by dlucas):

 Hello,

 > Let me know what you think, and we can co-review the ticket.

 I'm fine with your changes. It's indeed better to emphasise the difference
 between generic codes and families, as I'm not it's standard terminology
 so the more specific, the better.
 I also agree with the definition of encoding, dual codes, etc: these are
 very useful concepts which deserve to be defined here.

 > I also promoted linear_code in the reference manual module index, so
 that it figures first in its respective category. However, that lead me to
 thinking that perhaps some of this text should go there (not necessarily
 in this ticket)? What do you think -- where do people look?

 I think we should left it as is: this file is supposed to be an index, as
 in any book, and when you're browsing an index, you usually expect quick
 access to the entry you're looking for - not some definitions. That's why
 I changed the name of the entry, from `Linear codes` to `Generic
 structures for linear codes`: with this new name, one knows exactly what
 to expect when one clicks on this entry.

 Best,

 David

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