Update docs and gallery

[aaarendt]

This PR addresses #153

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[jomey]

❤️ to using Mermaid diagram for the schema

[aaarendt]

Thanks @jomey. All changes accepted and included.

[micah-prime]

I saw in #153 it says "remove gallery and move to cookbook." I think I'm behind, how does the cookbook work?

[jomey]

I saw in #153 it says "remove gallery and move to cookbook." I think I'm behind, how does the cookbook work?

The cookbook is a combined example gallery from all the SnowEx Hackweeks and some of the examples shown in the readthedocs gallery. Anthony did a big push to make them all compatible with the new Lambda client and changed schema. Think this will be easier to maintain just one example set instead of having them in multiple places. Also creates a central entry point for new users and less confusion which examples work.

The Cookbook will be part of Project Pythia: https://cookbooks.projectpythia.org/

[micah-prime]

I saw in #153 it says "remove gallery and move to cookbook." I think I'm behind, how does the cookbook work?

The cookbook is a combined example gallery from all the SnowEx Hackweeks and some of the examples shown in the readthedocs gallery. Anthony did a big push to make them all compatible with the new Lambda client and changed schema. Think this will be easier to maintain just one example set instead of having them in multiple places. Also creates a central entry point for new users and less confusion which examples work.

The Cookbook will be part of Project Pythia: https://cookbooks.projectpythia.org/

Cool, that sounds like a nice spot for visibility!