Blue hawk demo

[ngrayluna]

• Removes code from markdown file and moves it to code_examples/source.
• Uses Blue Hawk to parse the script into snippets using code snippets and Blue Hawk CLI. Those snippets are then injected into markdown files. For example, suppose you have a file called quickstart.py:

{{< code language="python" source="/code_examples/snippets/quickstart.snippet.all.py" >}}

Where quickstart refers to the file name and all refers to the code block comment + title

  # :snippet-start: all
  import wandb
  import random
  # :snippet-end: all

This PR also adds a GitHub Action that checks:

1. You can install libraries used in scripts successfully check_dependencies.sh
2. Files stored in code_examples/source run successfully. It uses matrix to check files in parallel.

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This is a WIP PR. Not ready for reviews just yet while I still demo, configure.

Known to-dos:

1. Configure wandb API key for checks. See this line in error message.

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[mdlinville]

This is a bit greedy. At a minimum I'd add -type f so you don't find directories that end in .py. I'm also confused why you have to take something that is going to be multi-line input with one result per line, join it up, and then split it again right away?

Suggested change

	SCRIPTS=$(find code_examples/source -name "*.py" | jq -R -s -c 'split("\n")[:-1]')
	SCRIPTS=$(find 'code_examples/source' -type f -name "*.py" | jq -R -s -c 'split("\n")[:-1]')