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added more detail to token_weights() docstring

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@ -330,9 +330,25 @@ def token_weights(string, current_weight):
>>> current_weight = 1.0
[('foo', 1.0)]
>>> string = "foo ((((lol (cat:666) attack:100)))) baz"
>>> current_weight = 1.0
[('foo ', 1.0), ('lol ', 100.0), ('cat', 666.0), (' attack', 100.0), (' baz', 1.0)]
>>> string = "foo ((((lol (cat:666) attack):100))) baz"
>>> current_weight = 1.0
[('foo ', 1.0), ('lol ', 110.0), ('cat', 666.0), (' attack', 110.0), (' baz', 1.0)]
Notes
-----
All encapsulation will multiply a weight by 1.1 unless a weight is defined.
See issue #4610 for more detail. One thing to note is that the default of 1.1 is multiplied
when there is no weight defined on the *interior* of the group instead of the exterior. This
behavior can be seen in the last two examples (thank you @jart for making these). In the first
example, the weight of 100 is defined inside the same parentheses grouping as both 'lol' and
'attack'. There is no parentheses between the defined weight and the tokens, so there is no
multiplication of the weight by 1.1. In the second example, the weight is outside the parentheses
grouping, so the weights inside the grouping are first given a modifier of 1.1, then given a
modifier of 100.
"""
a = parse_parentheses(string)
out = []