Create icepyx demo

[jmunroe]

At AGU 2024, the a key creator of icepyx, Jessica Scheick, will be honored as a recipient of the 2024 Open Science Recognition Prize. Jessica is also a core member of the CryoCloud community.

As a demo, we should look at the documentation of icepyx (https://icepyx.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html) and wrap the examples into a Myst based site back by computation engine to allow anonymous users to interact with those examples.

[agoose77]

I started tackling this, and looked to support execution of notebooks at both build and reading time.

I found that most of the tutorials require user input and seem to be untested as a result (there are some executions that just fail). This means that build-time execution is limited to a single "demo" notebook: https://github.com/2i2c-org/demo-icepyx/blob/main/example_notebooks/QUEST_argo_data_access.md
mystmd needs to be updated to support disabling execution per-notebook (c.f. jupyter-book/mystmd#1619)

We will need Thebe to support user-modifiable code cells if we want to support in-browser execution (c.f. https://github.com/search?q=repo%3Ajupyter-book%2Fmystmd+thebe&type=issues)

I will look at per-notebook execution skipping, but I think tutorial-style source editing for Thebe might not happen in time for AGU. We can discuss when James is back.

[jnywong]

Yeah, that lends weight to my comment in #17 (comment) about preferring not to rely on myst build --execute when deploying a MyST site because we can't expect the content to build reliably all the time 👍

[agoose77]

Closing this as done, because all subtasks are complete.