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Add new "metacell" option, where metadata is extracted from the first notebook cell #92
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(sorry, accidentally deleted original PR #89, this is new one, with rebased branch)
Concept based on https://github.com/peijunz/ipynb2pelican, where the metadata is extracted from the first cell of the notebook.
This makes things easier because the metadata can trivially be managed from within the notebook (no need for a separate
.ipynb-metafile or manually editing the.ipynbjson)