Guide to build docs locally does not mention PyMC must be installed in a ipykernel named Python3
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Open the build-docs guide at https://www.pymc.io/projects/docs/en/stable/contributing/build_docs.html and review its local environment setup instructions. Update the guide to state that PyMC must be installed in an ipykernel named Python3; done means the documented setup includes this requirement clearly.
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