Fix for #608

[henrydingliu]

fixing jupyter_black dependency.

Tested on separate RTD instance based on my repo.

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✅ Project coverage is 84.44%. Comparing base (358c89c) to head (cee7254).

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[kennethshsu]

@henrydingliu I thought we agreed to not put linter as a dependency?

[henrydingliu]

oh did we? i didn't see any mentions in the issue. will close PR

[kennethshsu]

Ya, I actually was thinking maybe we should break out the doc repo vs the code repo.... Some projects do that. Maybe we can discuss more...

[henrydingliu]

lol, our doc setup is indeed a bit outdated. in researching the latex issue, i canvassed many repos and saw that nobody is using .ipynb in their doc anymore.

[kennethshsu]

What do people use nowadays? I'd be interested doing another revamp...

[henrydingliu]

i'm seeing a lot of .rst, e.g. sklearn. The raw file appears cleaner than .ipynb. These days any .ipynb change on our repo ends up being large swings in deletes and adds (e.g. this and that).

[kennethshsu]

Ya I hate the review of ipynb's. We should probably discuss this more. I'm all about documentation, as it's the first thing people see...