Use in static documentation sites?

I'm really impressed with solara so far. Thank you so much for your time.

I have a project which has a static site for documentation. I have some example notebooks in there that are run to generate the HTML using mkdocs and mkdocs-jupyter. Before, I was using plain old altair charts. But now I want to make them more interactive with solara components. However, now the staticly built example pages don't render the widgets correctly, because there is no backend to connect to. It says Cannot show widget. You probably want to rerun the code cell above (Click in the code cell, and press Shift+Enter ⇧+↩). The example page I'm taking about is here (cell number 3, where it uses distribution_dashboard())

Do you have suggestions as to how I can present these examples with the live widgets still working? Can we make solara work with jupyterlite? If I try pip installing Solara in jupyterlite there are a few dependencies like watchdog that don't have wasm wheels and this Solara fails to install. Can we make these deps optional (no filesystem in jupyterlite anyways...) or otherwise fix them?

Should I put these examples in a binder or colab instance and just link to them? It would be very nice if I didn't have to link out, and the examples could just live on the static github pages site.

Start with the linked static documentation example, especially cell 3 using distribution_dashboard(), and reproduce the widget rendering failure. Then investigate the reported JupyterLite installation failures involving watchdog and other dependencies. Done means a documented or implemented way for Solara widgets to work in static documentation pages, or a clear supported alternative such as Binder or Colab.