try pandera: add jupyterlite notebooks, add support for py3.7 #951
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* add jupyterlite to docs * handle test errors * add jupyterlite_sphinx to deps * exclude 3.7 from docs build
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This PR adds a jupyterlite widget in the docs so that users can try pandera with zero setup.
Also adding back support for python 3.7, since the default google colab environment is 3.7, it's worth it to be able to install pandera out-of-the-box without doing conda env hacks.