Add support for Google Colab #491
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Adding the option to launch notebooks using Google Colab. Unlike Binder, colab launches each of the notebooks in an independent environment. To set up the notebook dependencies, the first cell clones the git repository and installs the dependencies from the requirements.txt file. The working directory is changed to the Python directory so that the notebook has access to modules, .py files, used by more than one notebook.
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Adding the option to launch notebooks using Google Colab. Unlike Binder, colab launches each of the notebooks in an independent environment.
To set up the notebook dependencies, the first cell clones the git repository and installs the dependencies from the requirements.txt file. The working directory is changed to the Python directory so that the notebook has access to modules, .py files, used by more than one notebook.