Adding Jupytext Support to Notebooks #36
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Added jupytext metadata to all code/notebooks so they are paired to the _episode md files
Removed an error message
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This is a pull request to add jupytext support, so when changes are made in the code/notebook those same changes are made automatically to the corresponding _episode/markdown files.
I paired each notebook in the code folder with the markdown file of the same name in the _episode folder. I did this manually by changing the metadata in each notebook:
The jupytext key word allows for the format pairing and the folder locations to be specified.
All tags and other metadata are included in the both the notebooks and the markdown files.