Add a buildtool task to build the MATLAB notebooks#8
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The task installs TopoToolbox from the latest release on GitHub if it is not already installed and then runs the (single) notebook and outputs it as a Jupyter notebook. Sphinx should then be able to find this notebook and render it. The notebook is converted from an M file to an MLX file. According to MathWorks, the export to LaTeX/Jupyter works properly with MLX files, but not with M files. This is apparently being worked on, and I would like to eventually switch back to M files because of their better integration with source control.
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The task installs TopoToolbox from the latest release on GitHub if it is not already installed and then runs the (single) notebook and outputs it as a Jupyter notebook. Sphinx should then be able to find this notebook and render it.
The notebook is converted from an M file to an MLX file. According to MathWorks, the export to LaTeX/Jupyter works properly with MLX files, but not with M files. This is apparently being worked on, and I would like to eventually switch back to M files because of their better integration with source control.