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To be clear, in order to handle the tutorials as we're doing (plain-text documents that get converted to notebooks), we need not just myst, but myst-nb. What we want then is to write notebooks in pure markdown. Note that this will require a change from how we're handling them now: mkdocs-gallery (like sphinx-gallery) has you write notebooks as py files, whereas myst-nb has you write them as md files. It's very possible that jupytext can convert between these formats for us; it definitely can convert between ipynb and the myst-nb markdown formats, so at worst we can convert the mkdocs-gallery py file to ipynb, and then from that to myst-nb markdown. Just so we're not having to rewrite things manually.
Add more flexibility to the website styling by moving to sphinx PyData theme.
Take advantage of MyST parser to keep the tutorial as scripts.
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