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Before the API docs migrated to ibm.com, IIRC the doc pages often included links to the relevant Github source code. [edit: apparently it may not have been github, but some other hosted version of the source code?] These are useful for verifying details of how the code behaves. It would be nice to have those back if it's not too technically difficult.

An example workflow:
A user needs to know something about something in the API, say SparsePauliOp. They google "SparsePauliOp" and get the doc page (usually the top result), which might already have the info they need. If it doesn't, then the Github link on that page means with 1 click they get to the relevant source code, where they can find out what they need to know.

Now with the new docs, if the doc page does not have the desired info, then the user will probably do a new Google search "github qiskit", select the second result for qiskit/qiskit, then in that page use the Github search box to search for "SparsePauliOp", pick the most promising search-result snippet, etc. Of course it's doable but it adds time/clicks to something a user/developer might do many times, so direct links from the docs would be nice to have.

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