Proposed strapline improvements #27
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* Updated the branding and execution of Iris This includes: * removing the "easy-to-use" statement in Iris' strapline. Let's let users be the judge of that. * improved the styling of the homepage, including re-instating the search bar. * Added a what's new for SciTools#3010. * Added a extlinks section for convenient linking to github issues with :issue:`number` and :pr:`number`. * Added a favicon for the docs. * Improve strapline style, content (#27) * Further improvements to Iris docs * Improved font (noto-sans) * Removed old CSS * Fixed a few what's new entries
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Rather than trying to describe some (further) improvements I think we could make to the Iris strapline, here's a PR that makes the suggestions as code. It basically comes down to using the same font for the strapline as for the title and version strings.