Add command line reference guide to the Tutorials page

[calekochenour]

Closes #202

This PR adds a reference guide for the commands used throughout the package creation process. The commands are grouped into four categories:

• Environment Setup
• Package Development
• Package Publishing
• Miscellaneous Commands

Adds a new section to the Tutorials page and a corresponding grid to the landing page. See screenshots for a preview from my local docs build.

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[lwasser]

@calekochenour thank you for this!! just a note that i have seen it and i'll put it on my todo list to review in the upcoming week!!

[lwasser]

@all-contributors please add @calekochenour for code, review

[allcontributors]

@lwasser

I've put up a pull request to add @calekochenour! 🎉

[lwasser]

nice work on this @calekochenour i'm going to share this in our slack with the community! you are also welcome to join our slack if you want. email me if that is of interest leah at pyopensci.org

[calekochenour]

@lwasser Thanks for the review and comments. I will address them soonest. I did test this on Windows, so some of the commands are OS-specific. The example commands at the moment reflect what I actually tested, except for the upload to Conda-forge. Happy to add more for various operating systems, pip vs. pipx, as well as your other comments.

[calekochenour]

@JacksonBurns Thanks for your comments as well. I will address these soon.

[willingc]

Looking good. A few suggestions on one section.

[lwasser]

hey friends! just checking in. what do we need to do to get this merged?

i thijnk from my perspective @calekochenour we can just be super specific about the windows commands (telling users this is for windows) and then we can go back in a separate PR and add mac/linux commands later! if that is the case then i think the changes would be mostly focused on headers or section text that specify "windows" and then maybe a note that says we will be updating this with mac/linux commands in the future. let me know what you think!
Let's keep the changes simple so we can get this merged!

[calekochenour]

@lwasser Thanks for the ping on this. I have not forgotten. I will look to make the updates/changes soonest. What you suggested in your latest comment makes sense to me.

[calekochenour]

@lwasser @JacksonBurns @willingc I have addressed all comments with my latest commits. Please let me know if there are any outstanding issues and/or any comments that I have missed. Thanks in advance.

[JacksonBurns]

All looks great! Thanks for taking my notes into account.

Contributor addressed feedback

[willingc]

I'll need to troubleshoot why this is not building. I tried to fix the merge conflict.

[willingc]

I just reran CI. There is one warning still present related to a toctree caption: https://github.com/pyOpenSci/python-package-guide/actions/runs/10276079239/job/28435889487?pr=211#step:9:74

Update: I fixed the CI warning. I will rerun CI again in a bit to fix the flaky htmlproofer error.

Thanks for the updates @calekochenour. Please reach out if you need guidance on fixing this warning. 👍🏼

[willingc]

@lwasser @JacksonBurns If you can approve this PR, we can merge as the CI errors are now resolved 😄

[JacksonBurns]

It won't let me press approve, but I do approve haha

[lwasser]

Hi everyone! I am officially becoming a blocker on our repos. My goal is to unblock.

@JacksonBurns, I just invited you to our organization and added you to this repo so you can approve PRs and triage if you wish!

Given we have two approvals, I will merge this pr now. @calekochenour I'm sorry this has taken so long to merge. I'm trying to set up structures so that I'm not a blocker on PRs - it is just taking time! I can no longer review everything because we have so many people contributing which is awesome!

[JacksonBurns]

@lwasser thanks! Just accepted.