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One issue I see with StableRNG is that we then might have to put that also in the example code. Then users might think that they should always use StableRNG - but if there is a way to somehow hide that, then yes, we can use it.
Or to filter docstrings with regexes but that's a whole nother can of worms that I don't want to open. I think StableRNGs is the least worst option, but I agree it's less than ideal.
Doctests are very irregular in the code base anyway, and I don't think that many methods have them. Would it make sense to remove them and add tests instead?
For instance with StableRNGs
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