make the technical docu more complete by adding musrStep and musrWiz.

doc/musrStep.dox

@@ -0,0 +1,19 @@
+/*********************************************************************************************
+
+  name:       musrStep.dox
+
+  created by: Andreas Suter, 2025/11/24
+
+  content:    Description of musrStep
+
+**********************************************************************************************/
+
+/**
+
+\mainpage musrStep
+
+<p>musrStep allows to reset the \<step\> values of the msr-file after a fit which went wrong. For instance this
+this is necessary for high-field muSR data, since these values might be too small for the next
+fit step.
+
+*/

doc/musrWiz.dox

@@ -0,0 +1,18 @@
+/*********************************************************************************************
+
+  name:       musrWiz.dox
+
+  created by: Andreas Suter, 2025/11/24
+
+  content:    Description of musrWiz
+
+**********************************************************************************************/
+
+/**
+
+\mainpage musrWiz -- still on the level of concept
+
+<p>musrWiz allows to generate an msr-file from scratch by going through a number of questions.
+Currently only available for LEM.
+
+*/

doc/musredit.dox

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
 
 \mainpage musredit
 
-<p>musredit is a simple editor based interface to the musrfit programs. It is based on Qt5.x or Qt6.x (depending of your distro) of The Qt Company (<code>http://www.qt.io</code>).
+<p>musredit is a simple editor based interface to the musrfit programs. It is based on Qt5.x (soon being deprecated) or Qt6.x (depending of your distro) of The Qt Company (<code>http://www.qt.io</code>).
 
 <p>musredit is free software liensenced under GPL 2 or later (for detail license informations see
 <code>http://www.gnu.org/licenses</code>).

doc/musrfit.dox

@@ -47,10 +47,12 @@ under Linux, Mac OS X, and (with some more work) under Windows. The musrfit fram
      msr-files with the same parameters and summarize the fitting results either in a TRIUMF DB or a column ASCII file.
 - **msr2msr**: old WKM like msr-files can be transformed into musrfit style msr-files with this little program.
 - musrgui (obsolete): an editor to handle msr-files, calling musrfit, etc. from within the editor, based on Qt3.x. 
-- **musredit**: an editor to handle msr-files, calling musrfit, etc. from within a simple text editor, based on Qt5.x or Qt6.x. A technical documentation of musredit can be found 
+- **musredit**: an editor to handle msr-files, calling musrfit, etc. from within a simple text editor, based on Qt5.x (soon being deprecated) or Qt6.x. A technical documentation of musredit can be found 
 \htmlonly <a href="./musredit/html/index.html">here.</a>\endhtmlonly
-- **musrWiz** (beta): allows to create an initial msr-file by a step-by-step instruction wizard.
+- **musrWiz** (beta): allows to create an initial msr-file by a step-by-step instruction wizard. A technical documentation of musrWiz can be found
-- **musrStep**: allows to efficiently deal with initial step values of msr-files. Especially useful for msr-files dealing with many runs/detectors.
+\htmlonly <a href="./musrWiz/html/index.html">here.</a>\endhtmlonly 
+- **musrStep**: allows to efficiently deal with initial step values of msr-files. Especially useful for msr-files dealing with many runs/detectors. A technical documentation of musrStep can be found
+\htmlonly <a href="./musrStep/html/index.html">here.</a>\endhtmlonly 
 - **mupp**: is the muSR parameter plotter. It allows to plot values in db- or dat-files (collections). A technical documentation of mupp can be found 
 \htmlonly <a href="./mupp/html/index.html">here.</a>\endhtmlonly
 - **addRun**: allows to add runs from the command line

doc/musrfit_dox.cfg

@@ -2280,7 +2280,9 @@ SKIP_FUNCTION_MACROS   = YES
 # run, you must also specify the path to the tagfile here.
 
 TAGFILES               = dox-tags/musredit.tag=musredit/html \
-                         dox-tags/mupp.tag=mupp/html
+                         dox-tags/mupp.tag=mupp/html \
+                         dox-tags/musrStep.tag=musrStep/html \
+                         dox-tags/musrWiz.tag=musrWiz/html
 
 # When a file name is specified after GENERATE_TAGFILE, doxygen will create a
 # tag file that is based on the input files it reads. See section "Linking to