The idea is to store notebooks as markdown files, so that under Git it's easier to understand the changes.
It's the very first time I'm using Jupytext, and I don't guarantee I did all correctly:
I converted all notebooks with jupytext --to md, and then removed the original ipynb files.
I added Juytext in the conda environment.
I added a jupytext-configfile to ensure the new Markdown files are directly interpreted as notebooks (I don't use the "pairing" possibility that keeps a ipynb file along the Markdown file
Feel free to tell me if it can be done in a better way!
A known limitation in current configuration is that with Binder the Markdown files are not loaded by default as notebooks (but with 'open with' it works...)
