Pin python version to 3.6 due to bug in mkdocs #870
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Looks like docs builds are failing again. Seem to be related to this bug in mkdocs.
I'm guessing readthedocs have bumped their python version to 3.7 but this has caused problems with mkdocs. I've pinned the readthedocs python version back to 3.6 to fix for now.