Change add_stylesheet to add_css_file

[jaydeetay]

...as the former was deprecated in Sphinx 1.8.

Reference: https://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/master/extdev/appapi.html?highlight=add_css#sphinx.application.Sphinx.add_css_file

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[jaydeetay]

Thanks Scott. Is there something else that needs to happen before this can be merged?

[scottamain]

Sorry John, I've since learned we're currently not able to take contributions in this repo. But I can make the corresponding change with our internal repo and it'll get cloned here. So thanks for spotting this and sharing the fix!

[jaydeetay]

No problem - sorry to cause such noise for such a small change - I just noticed that the docs for one Python module were missing and thought I'd try to figure out why. I have another PR out to fix the issue (though I'm not really happy with it if someone has a better alternative). If it helps, I could try sending changes to our internal repo.

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