Solution

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For matrices of positive determinant, use the determinant-normalized slash operator for modular forms
It satisfies the composition law . If
then
Thus the Fricke involution normalizes the group, and the composition law proves that has the required transformation law.
The matrix permutes the rational cusps. Applying it to a local Fourier expansion merely transports that expansion to the image cusp, with a nonzero change of local parameter. It therefore preserves holomorphy and vanishing at every cusp. Hence

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