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Use Jupytext to create index for mybinder deployment #409
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This PR adds a new Markdown file,
binder-index.md
, that can be used as a landing page for mybinder.org deployment. By addingjupytext
as a Dockerfile dependency,binder-index.md
appears to Jupyter Notebook as a Q#-language notebook, enabling some really neat experiences. For example, if you follow the "CHSH Game" link below, that takes you to a Jupyter Notebook rendering of that sample's README.md:That README.md is then itself an executable PowerShell-language notebook, such that instructions in the ordinary README can be executed in-place:
So far, this PR has been tested in VS Code devcontainers, but once merged in we can test with binder before redirecting the
★binder
branch to point to the new samples landing experience.