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Closes #934
This PR starts the spatial cheatsheet with functions used in the first notebook. Note that I left some html comments in there because many of these packages are not (yet?!) on
rdrrbut there was enough on Bioconductor to link to directly.I decided to only focus on the core spatial functions here and didn't include tidyverse functions, in part because we envision this workshop (at least to start). I also have a shorter table for
SpatialExperiment, but I do suggest looking at the other single-cell cheatsheets for more info about functions that will appear. It would be quick enough to bring any of this into this cheatsheet if preferred though!That said, we do have this older nice to have issue #683 which might be something to tackle at this point rather than duplicating e.g. the tidyverse functions across cheatsheets. To be clear I'm not necessarily saying we should do this, just wanted to resurface it as potentially relevant.