product operator in the docs is incorrect

[Charles Scalfani]

The docs say to use (/) for product but the code uses (~):

infixr 0 product as ~

[Nathan Faubion]

(/) is slightly more general since it takes care of some syntactic conveniences for static prefixes and suffixes, but is otherwise an alias for product.

purescript-routing-duplex/src/Routing/Duplex/Generic/Syntax.purs

Lines 26 to 29 in a763797

 instance gsepProduct :: 
   GRouteDuplexCtr b c => 
   GSep (RouteDuplex a a) (RouteDuplex b b) (Product (Argument a) c) where 
   gsep = product 

foo / bar is the same for as foo ~ bar given two codecs, however / lets you do things like "api" / foo / bar / "edit" and still keep the foo ~ bar equivalence.

[Charles Scalfani]

Thanks. I see.

May I suggest adding:

import Routing.Duplex.Generic.Syntax ((/))

to the docs at the point where this operator is introduced.