Doc: build the site without pulling the dev dependencies #711
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The main website has been re-deployed from this un-merged branch, it's fine again:
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I think the latest release of GeoViews partially broke the website, by pulling the latest dev version of Panel but not the latest version of Bokeh. As a consequence, Bokeh plots aren't displayed.
This PR builds the site using the generic install action and only using
conda-forge. I think generally we don't want to pull pre-releases when building the websites. We sometimes need to addpyviz/label/devto get the latest version ofnbsite. By the way, I may need to either make a final release of nbsite or pull its latest dev version for doc build to succeed here, I'll see after manually running it for Github's UI.