Bump jupyter-book from 0.11.3 to 0.13.0 in /requirements/CI-docs

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Bumps jupyter-book from 0.11.3 to 0.13.0.

Release notes

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v0.13

This release contains some major UI and visual style upgrades for HTML output, and introduces some breaking changes in a few directives and in the structure of the HTML. See below for major changes.

New and Breaking ‼

1. #1442 Use Sphinx Design instead of Sphinx Panels. We have migrated from sphinx-panels to sphinx-design, as sphinx-panels is no longer actively maintained. This also brings in several improvements to the same component functionality that was in sphinx-panels. See the components documentation for more information on upgrades and usage.

2. #1679 Update Sphinx Book Theme to v0.3. This brings in several major upgrades to the theme's behavior and structure. It significantly changes the structure of the output HTML (in particular, the sidebars and article header), so if you defined custom CSS rules, double-check that they still apply correctly.

   See the Book Theme release notes as well as the Book Theme changelog for more information.

3. #1693 Removes support for sphinx<=4. This will likely only be applicable to you if you were explicitly pinning Sphinx to a version less than 4.

v0.12.3

This is a minor release, primarily to fix a bug where incorrect Jinja version pinning leads to broken builds. It also updates our build system to use flit and follow the pyproject.toml standard.

v0.12.2 - 2022-02-21

This is a minor release that bumps the versions of several dependencies in Jupyter Book (see below for details).

Enhancements made

• Allow recursively updating the sphinx configuration instead of totally over-writing it, see the sphinx configuration docs for details #1599 (@​kmpaul)

Updated dependencies

• sphinxcontrib-bibtex v0.4.* #1513 (@​bryanwweber)
• sphinx-thebe v0.1.* #1634 (@​choldgraf)
• click v8.* #1623 (@​lukasbindreiter)
• Remove Python 3.6 and add Python 3.9 #1626 (@​choldgraf)

v0.12.1

This release primarily brings improvements to pdf via LaTeX output for code-cells

See the CHANGELOG for more details

v0.12.0

This release primarily brings support for sphinx>=4,<5

See the CHANGELOG for more details

Changelog

Sourced from jupyter-book's changelog.

v0.13.0 - 2022-06-02

(full changelog)

This release contains some major UI and visual style upgrades for HTML output, and introduces some breaking changes in a few directives and in the structure of the HTML. See below for major changes.

New and Breaking ‼

1. #1442 Use Sphinx Design instead of Sphinx Panels. We have migrated from sphinx-panels to sphinx-design, as sphinx-panels is no longer actively maintained. This also brings in several improvements to the same component functionality that was in sphinx-panels. See the components documentation for more information on upgrades and usage.

2. #1679 Update Sphinx Book Theme to v0.3. This brings in several major upgrades to the theme's behavior and structure. It significantly changes the structure of the output HTML (in particular, the sidebars and article header), so if you defined custom CSS rules, double-check that they still apply correctly.

   See the Book Theme release notes as well as the Book Theme changelog for more information.

3. #1693 Removes support for sphinx<=4. This will likely only be applicable to you if you were explicitly pinning Sphinx to a version less than 4.

v0.12.3 - 2022-03-28

(full changelog)

This is a minor release, primarily to fix a bug where incorrect Jinja version pinning leads to broken builds. It also updates our build system to use flit and follow the pyproject.toml standard.

Here are the main merged PRs:

• PIN: Jinja < 3.1 #1678 (@​choldgraf)
• 🔧 MAINTAIN: Move to flit for PEP 621 package builds #1645 (@​choldgraf)

v0.12.2 - 2022-02-21

This is a minor release that bumps the versions of several dependencies in Jupyter Book (see below for details).

(full changelog)

Enhancements made

• Allow recursively updating the sphinx configuration instead of totally over-writing it, see the sphinx configuration docs for details #1599 (@​kmpaul)

Updated dependencies

• sphinxcontrib-bibtex v0.4.* #1513 (@​bryanwweber)
• sphinx-thebe v0.1.* #1634 (@​choldgraf)
• click v8.* #1623 (@​lukasbindreiter)
• Remove Python 3.6 and add Python 3.9 #1626 (@​choldgraf)

v0.12.1

This release provides bug fixes and updates when building PDF via LaTeX including improved styling for code output cells. It also includes infrastructure for using Jupyter Book with ReadTheDocs.

New

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Commits

• c3ca62e Update CHANGELOG.md
• 65cc437 fix typo
• 988a8a9 RELEASE: v0.13.0
• a2d4416 MAINT: Remove support for sphinx3 (#1693)
• 1ee1a88 🔧 MAINTAIN: Fixed typo (#1737)
• 5df51a9 BREAKING: Use Sphinx Design instead of Sphinx Panels (#1442)
• 4b09c14 MAINT: Fix reported issues from scheduled osx, and windows tests (#1730)
• a72e43a MAINT: Adjust Continuous Integration (Linux) with Scheduled (OS X and Windows...
• 5aeb6e4 FIX: fix mathjax macro syntax for sphinx>=4 (#1721)
• fb3cc64 MAINT: Copyright bug in regression tests (#1720)
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Superseded by #26.