Update _quarto.yml, fix broken link to JupyterHub Skills#2
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The JupyterHub Skills entry in the TOC on the left is not showing up as a link, or as a section with section entries as in https://nmfs-opensci.github.io/NMFSHackDays-2025/topics-2025/.
I've never used Quarto, but I'm guessing the use of a
sectiontag is the problem. So, my guess from what I'm seeing in _quarto.yml is that just changing the tag totextwill be enough to at least turn this into a working external link 🤞BTW, you have some great resources here and in the 2025 series!