The main solutions manual is solutions.tex.
To build the LaTeX manual, simply run make to compile solutions.pdf.
This may need to be run multiple times to get all the cross-references right.
Unfortunately I only started typing up my solutions starting with Chapter 5, having kept them in a handwritten notebook prior to that.
I do intend to eventually go back and start typing up my solutions to the earlier chapters as well to have a more complete manual.
The python directory contains some quick and dirty Python scripts that were used to gain insight while working on some exercises.
These are not really documented at all and so probably will not be of interest to anyone else.
When doing exercises it can be useful to see a list of lemmas that have been written as part of the solutions.
You can then build a lemma list document by running make lemmasto compile lemmas.pdf.
This may also need to be run multiple times to get all the cross-references right.
I have also found it useful to work out more detailed proofs of some theorems in the text, for which the text usually provides proofs that gloss over the details.
A document with these proofs can be built by running make theorems to compile theorems.pdf.
This need to be run multiple times to get all the cross-references right.
Many of these more detailed proofs also have their own lemmas, some of which are also used in the solutions manual or vice versa.
Such lemmas resided in their own .tex files in the shared directory, so they can be included in both documents.
Lastly, I have also been keeping a list of errata in the book.
Run make errata to compile the errata.pdf document.
Please submit an issue if you discover any errors in any of the proofs or any typos.
For an up-to-date PDF of the solutions manual, theorems document, errata list, and links to other resources for this text head over to my website. Note that this is still a work in progress.