Converts the Keynote slides to HTML5 ioslides #6
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This allows to have some of the R Markdown example code rendered directly, rather than having to pretend it got rendered directly.
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Converts the Keynote slides to HTML5 ioslides
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add missing bracket
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I should note that this is not strictly a conversion. Some slides from the Keynote deck are included with only few alterations, many are omitted altogether, and some are changed significantly.
This pull request includes the rendered HTML file. It does not delete the Keynote yet, I'll do that when the pull request gets merged.