Now that the docs are building and hosted properly, this PR further enhances the UX

• Added mike addon that will enable us to version control our docs

  • Expanded the workflow to auto tag docs with isofit versions on pushes to main, where these will be alias tagged as latest. Dev branch will also build docs with no version, simply named "dev"

• Changed the theme from ReadTheDocs to Material

  • This theme has a lot of fancy features to it that can make our docs look a lot more professional, such as proper note/warning blocks, instant page loading, and switching between light and dark modes (along with automatic, which switches to light during day and dark during night)

• Added cookies consent, typical modern practice

• Added social render links, which will make posting links to the docs look more professional

• Fixed apply_oe docs

  • This was caused by the \b in the docstrings which were needed by Click to actually render the docstring reasonably in the terminal. I worked it around such that the custom Click class will insert these appropriately. This maintains nice terminal docs as well as proper website parsed docs.
    • This is an opt-in feature. As far as I'm aware, only apply_oe used \b formatting, so right now it only applies to that. For other functions, follow the implementation seen at the bottom of apply_oe.py with __doc_source__

• Snuck in isofit no longer hiding CLI exceptions by default. Given I've been asked by multiple developers how to debug a CLI problem, I think it's best to just allow them to bubble instead. Isoplots ModuleNotFoundError are still hidden and only shown via the --debug flag, but that's the only purpose of the flag now

Note: The gh-pages will need to be deleted before merging this so that mike builds the docs in a different structure