Move PyChaste website

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Description
Move the PyChaste website to the Chaste organisation under chaste.github.io

Related PRs

• https://github.com/Chaste/Chaste.github.io/pull/17

To Do

• Add PyChaste markdown pages to site (https://github.com/Chaste/Chaste.github.io/pull/17)
• Automatically generate tutorial markdown (Fix markdown and jupyter generation #50)
• Add landing page for PyChaste (https://github.com/Chaste/Chaste.github.io/issues/22)
• Fix tutorial syntax highlighting (https://github.com/Chaste/Chaste.github.io/issues/22)
• Move PyChaste Python API docs (https://github.com/Chaste/Chaste.github.io/issues/22)
• Update PyChaste pages for trunk merge: https://github.com/Chaste/Chaste.github.io/pull/101
• Add PyChaste Dev Guide Add Bindings Tutorials #47

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Previous deployment failed, possibly due to permissions issues.

[kwabenantim]

The old Jekyll site is now deployed to https://chaste.github.io/PyChaste.
It probably needs redoing to match the modern Hugo theme on https://chaste.github.io.

[kwabenantim]

It probably needs redoing to match the modern Hugo theme on https://chaste.github.io.

As part of #46, content from the PyChaste website will be moved into chaste.github.io

[kwabenantim]

The PyChaste website is being re-created in markdown directly under chaste.github.io (see PR https://github.com/Chaste/Chaste.github.io/pull/17).

Things to consider for python notebook tutorials:

• Generate markdown from ipynb automatically to keep them in sync.
• Create cron job to periodically check current ipynb against markdown and update markdown manually.

[kwabenantim]

nbconvert can help with the automatic conversion of Jupyter notebooks to markdown.

[kwabenantim]

Generating markdown for the website is fixed in this PR: #50

[kwabenantim]

Python is not specified in the code blocks for some of the generated tutorial markdown, which affects syntax highlighting on the website.

Bad Example

import os
def main:
    print("Code block without 'python'")

https://chaste.github.io/pychaste/tutorials/pottsbasedcellsimulations/

Good Example

import os
def main:
    print("Code block with 'python'")

https://chaste.github.io/pychaste/tutorials/cellsorting/

Resolution
The bad examples are duplicate tutorials that were not overwritten with autogenerated ones. They will be removed.