Link to currently supported versions of python/numpy/matplotlib/pandas docs#185
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Link to currently supported versions of python/numpy/matplotlib/pandas docs#185
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See #181 for background. To fix that, I fixed the pandas version to the last 2.x one in #180 (since linking to the latest 3.0 docs breaks if you're not running 3.0 yourself yet). As suggested in pandas-dev/pandas#64028, it's probably better to automatically link to the most recent supported version.
Working under the assumption that the CI runner retrieves the most recent possible versions of all dependencies as far as possible (which we have seen in #168 is not necessarily the case, but oh well), this tries to link up with the latest supported version of the docs for these three packages and python itself.
Why not anndata and seaborn? They don't generate/keep docs for every version it seems, anndata only has 0.10 and latest (but not 0.13, the current one I have installed), and seaborn only has an archive of old versions (i.e. i'm on 0.13.2, but you have to pick between 'latest' and 'archive', and 'archive/0.13' doesn't exist, only 0.12 and below)