Add a notebook to view tables of json interactively

[willingc]

This PR adds a notebooks directory which includes:

• additional requirements to run the notebook
• adds a quickstart markdown file
• read a json file, display polars dataframe in Great Tables, and in interactive iTables
• adds an example of exporting the itable to html (it also can be used with quarto)

@DragaDoncila This may be useful as you work through the plugin stuff for 0.6.

Also proof of concept for napari/hub-lite#6

[vercel]

@willingc is attempting to deploy a commit to the napari Team on Vercel.

A member of the Team first needs to authorize it.

[DragaDoncila]

Is this just to show what the HTML from the notebook would look like in HTML? I'm not sure I grok how I should be using it. Also I'm not sure if we need to mention anywhere that you need to click Trust HTML if you're viewing this in jupyter lab

[willingc]

We could remove the HTML. It was more for you. It could be embedded into a page in hublite.

[DragaDoncila]

Got it, let's remove for now and then we can merge this as an example. Next step would be to add a table showing the manifest information effectively. I think that would be very useful.

[DragaDoncila]

Thanks @willingc this is great! I think we can merge without the vercel deployment since this is not changing the API code.

I'm curious whether you see this as being useful more for napari devs or napari users? Or as a way to leverage the API to serve information for the napari hub?

[willingc]

Right now, I see it as a convenience for napari devs. I could see us embedding into the docs or hublite down the road...