Replace custom author byline with ABlog postcard sidebar#503
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Reverts the custom author byline introduced in #496 and replaces it with ABlog's built-in postcard sidebar templates, following the same approach used in neuroinformatics-unit/movement#990. See discussion under the
movementPR for context on how we reached this decision.Preview.
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add_blog_author_bylineSphinx extension hook and its imports fromconf.py.blog-post-authorCSS block fromcustom.csshtml_sidebarsconfig to use ABlog's nativepostcard.html+recentposts.htmltemplates on blog post pages, andauthors.html+archives.htmlon the blog indexfontawesome_included = Trueso ABlog renders icons via the FontAwesome already bundled by the PyData theme