[compliance] Set default figure size and style in _config.yml across Lectures

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Start by comparing the _config.yml settings in lecture-jax and lecture-python-intro, the two checked repositories, with the unchecked lecture repositories listed in the issue. Review the setup guidance in QuantEcon.manual pull request 18, then verify that every remaining checklist entry has the specified Sphinx/myst-nb image options and that the checklist can be completed.

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We need to ensure all QuantEcon lectures add the necessary global config to enable consistent image sizes and style across the lecture series.

sphinx:
  config:
    # myst-nb config
    nb_render_image_options:
      width: 75%
      classes: shadow bg-primary

This will be documented in https://github.com/QuantEcon/QuantEcon.manual/pull/18 and become part of the setup guide for QuantEcon lecture repositories.

  • lecture-datascience.myst
  • lecture-econometrics-machine-learning
  • lecture-jax
  • lecture-julia.myst
  • lecture-julia.notebooks
  • lecture-python-advanced.myst
  • lecture-python-intro
  • lecture-python-programming.myst
  • lecture-python.docker
  • lecture-python.myst
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