Add bibtex citations for all references #707
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Note: the inner text of the <cite> tags gets entirely replaced with a formatted citation when building the docs.
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Also fix some minor formatting issues.
See https://nbsphinx.readthedocs.io/en/latest/markdown-cells.html#Citations for the syntax for the in-notebook citations.
As a side note, the inner text of the tags gets entirely replaced with a formatted citation when building the docs. I left the original text in place, as it gets rendered weirdly in the Jupyter interface without it.