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Fix rendering docs to PDF #735

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I've been fixing some problems with rendering the docs to PDF. You can try it yourself by running:

quarto render docs --to pdf

I've hit a roadblock with the following error which first appears when attempting to render modflow-demo.qmd:
Unable to load picture or PDF file 'https://user-images.githubusercontent.com /13662783/187665858-d01fd60f-f3c2-4662-af82-cf8acfbe169b.PNG'.

It seems that .. pdfTeX and XeTeX do not include the necessary code to grab an image from an arbitrary location. ...

Maybe a workaround is possible with pixi that downloads the necessary files to a local folder?

@Hofer-Julian Hofer-Julian merged commit 9d81099 into main Nov 3, 2023
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I've been fixing some problems with rendering the docs to PDF. You can
try it yourself by running:

`quarto render docs --to pdf`

I've hit a roadblock with the following error which first appears when
attempting to render `modflow-demo.qmd`:
`Unable to load picture or PDF file
'https://user-images.githubusercontent.com
/13662783/187665858-d01fd60f-f3c2-4662-af82-cf8acfbe169b.PNG'.`

It seems that [_.. pdfTeX and XeTeX do not include the necessary code to
grab an image from an arbitrary location.
..._](https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/5433/can-i-use-an-image-located-on-the-web-in-a-latex-document)

Maybe a workaround is possible with pixi that downloads the necessary
files to a local folder?
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