Closes #84 xportr deep dive vignette

[bms63]

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[bms63]

Hi all

Updated website: https://bms63.github.io/xportr/

Will fix failing actions tmr. Think we are close - still couple of minor issues to iron with formats, but that might be for next release.

[averissimo]

@bms63 and all,

Made a bunch of suggestions for datatables in a separate PR that merges to this one, check it out

• PR Suggestions on PR #141 #160
• site: https://averissimo.github.io/xportr/

Changes:

• font-weight to 500 instead of bold (middle ground between normal and bold)
• line-height so that there's no overlap in letters
• font-size changed to match code size
• removes row numbers from datatables on xportr vignette (just like the deep dive)
• fix styler problem
• fix typo repitition -> repetition

[bms63]

@atorus-research/xportr-development-team - whew!! this was a big one. TY for all the reviews and code suggestions.

I think this one is good to go now. Unless folks want to take a final peak https://bms63.github.io/xportr/index.html.

I think it will be good to see my version of the website published with the docs updates coming from #148 as well