Patch the make_rst.py utility to handle specially operators with '<'
When generating rst files from xml class reference, unknown references to operators were generated, as something like: :ref:`operator <<class_Vector2_operator_lt_bool>` was rendered in html as: operator ( Vector2 right ) -it just needed escaping. The small addendum checks for operator names containing '<' and substitutes it with '\<', escaping at rst level and generating instead the right rendered html: operator < ( Vector2 right ) This affected mostly the reference pages of the VectorX family of classes. If in the future more types need escaping, a more general solution will be needed.
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@ -1401,7 +1401,7 @@ def make_method_signature(
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if ref_type != "":
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if ref_type != "":
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if ref_type == "operator":
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if ref_type == "operator":
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out += ":ref:`{0}<class_{1}_{2}_{3}_{4}>` ".format(
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out += ":ref:`{0}<class_{1}_{2}_{3}_{4}>` ".format(
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method_def.name,
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method_def.name.replace("<", "\\<"), # So operator "<" gets correctly displayed.
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class_def.name,
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class_def.name,
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ref_type,
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ref_type,
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sanitize_operator_name(method_def.name, state),
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sanitize_operator_name(method_def.name, state),
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