JupyterLab MyST Markdown Plugin - v2 release

[rowanc1]

The ExecutableBooks team recently released a new version of a MyST Markdown extension for JupyterLab (v4!). Blog post:

Using MyST Markdown in JupyterLab

Lots of features for scientific and technical writing:

• callouts and admonitions (works the same as JupyterBook!)
• proofs, exercises, glossaries
• figure, equation, and section numbering (with previews!)
• hover previews for cross-references, github links, and wikipedia
• inline execution for variables and widgets
• editable task lists
• rich frontmatter (title, authors, affiliations, licenses, github links!)

Works in the notebook and on markdown files.

cc @agoose77 @choldgraf

[spookster]

Splendid!
Really takes documentation possibilities to the next level.

[parmentelat]

It is really super-cool to be able to have the notebook experience in line with the jupyter-book output !

thanks to all the folks who made that possible

[rowanc1]

Thanks! Super excited about all the progress the ExecutableBooks team is making on this.