docs: export tutorials to markdown only - #175
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MATLAB's HTML export embeds identifiers that differ on every export, so each HTML file changed on every run whether or not anything had. The post-processing step that stripped the unstable attributes it knew about did not catch all of them, and nothing links to the HTML files: the README and the tutorials index point at the markdown. Export markdown only, delete the committed HTML and the post-processor that existed to tame it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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MATLAB's HTML export embeds identifiers that differ on every export, so each HTML file changed on every run whether or not anything had. The post-processing step that stripped the unstable attributes it knew about didn't catch all of them, and nothing links to the HTML files — the README and the tutorials point at the markdown.
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Export markdown only; delete the committed HTML files and the post-processor that existed to tame them.
Stacked on #174, since both touch
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