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Update to final version of styles lesson template #151

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Bringing the lesson template up-to-date in preparation for the planned infrastructure transition.

This is a very large set of changes. You do not need to check through the whole diff, but feel free to pull the branch and build the site locally if you would like to. (It built successfully on my system, and I am 99% sure it will do so on GitHub too, when merged.)

maxim-belkin and others added 30 commits November 7, 2019 15:58
HTML comments end up in the generated HTML pages: they're not displayed by the browsers but they're still present there. Liquid comments do not end up in the generated HTML pages
These will be submitted in a separate PR
We can't use a single shebang:
* on some platforms `python` may mean Python 2, on others - Python 3
* on some platforms `python3` does not exist at all

Therefore, we're removing the shebangs altogether.
... for compatibility with Windows
These '2>/dev/null' are important on Windows because without them
a mere `make` stalls.
ashwinvis and others added 25 commits October 12, 2021 12:30
Printing to paper or PDF via the browser would invoke the @media print CSS query. It is useful to show all solution while doing so
Workaround to a CSS resize blur rendering problem affecting Google Chrome/Chromium
when the resolution of the image is larger than the image view

See https://stackoverflow.com/a/69156216 and
carpentries-incubator/jekyll-pages-novice#274 for additional context.
I used the conversion for 1px = 0.0625em based on a default 16pt font

This will address part of carpentries/styles#630
add new steps to transition lessons to Workbench
1. The transtion headers will now have a button that can close them
   (though its not permenent)
2. The third step of the transition will no longer be coded into the
   yaml here because the third step of the transition will use the
   workbench version as the default version. This means that no redirect
   will be needed.
3. All transition dates will be specified
4. Language has been updated to not refer to "Jekyll" as it may not be
   immediately obvious that Jekyll was used to build the site.
This will fix #641
this will fix #642
@tobyhodges tobyhodges added the type:template and tools Issue about template and tools label Apr 14, 2023
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Hi Toby!

I'm merging this now. Let me know if anything alarming happens!

@JCSzamosi JCSzamosi merged commit bce1b50 into gh-pages Apr 14, 2023
@JCSzamosi JCSzamosi deleted the update-styles-final branch April 14, 2023 16:22
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No alarms and no surprises from my perspective, @JCSzamosi. Thanks for merging 🙌

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