Muscle modeling updates

[melund]

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Summary of Changes

This pull request updates the muscle modeling tutorial documentation. The primary change involves replacing the <img> tags with the Sphinx {image} directive for embedding images. This allows for better control over image attributes like alt text, alignment, and width, improving the accessibility and presentation of the tutorial. The changes affect the index page and lessons 1 through 7, ensuring a consistent image embedding approach throughout the documentation.

Highlights

• Image Embedding: Replaced HTML <img> tags with Sphinx's {image} directive for embedding images in the documentation.
• Image Attributes: Added alt text, alignment, and width attributes to images using the {image} directive for improved accessibility and presentation.
• Consistency: Ensured a consistent image embedding approach across all lessons (1-7) in the muscle modeling tutorial.

Changelog

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• Muscle_modeling/index.md
  • Added a label for the Muscle Modeling section for internal referencing.
• Muscle_modeling/intro.md
  • Replaced <img> tag with {image} directive for the introductory image.
  • Updated the reference to the AnyScript Reference Manual to include the full path (AnyBody->Help->AnyScript Reference).
• Muscle_modeling/lesson1.md
  • Replaced <img> tags with {image} directives for all images in the lesson.
• Muscle_modeling/lesson2.md
  • Replaced <img> tags with {image} directives for all images in the lesson.
• Muscle_modeling/lesson3.md
  • Replaced <img> tags with {image} directives for all images in the lesson.
• Muscle_modeling/lesson4.md
  • Replaced <img> tags with {image} directives for all images in the lesson.
• Muscle_modeling/lesson5.md
  • Replaced <img> tags with {image} directives for all images in the lesson.
  • Corrected a typo in lesson 5, changing 'maxmum' to 'maximum' in the description of the 'Activity' parameter.
• Muscle_modeling/lesson6.md
  • Replaced <img> tags with {image} directives for all images in the lesson.
  • Added a newline after the AnyScriptDoc code block.
• Muscle_modeling/lesson7.md
  • Replaced <img> tags with {image} directives for all images in the lesson.

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A tag of HTML's past,
Replaced by Sphinx, built to last.
Images aligned,
Details refined,
A clearer tutorial cast.

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Code Review

The pull request updates the muscle modeling tutorials, primarily focusing on converting image references to a format compatible with the documentation system. This improves the clarity and maintainability of the documentation. The changes appear to be well-executed and contribute positively to the overall quality of the tutorials.

Merge Readiness

The pull request appears to be in good shape for merging. The changes primarily involve updating image references, which enhances the documentation's presentation. There are no identified critical or high severity issues. It is recommended that another reviewer also examines the changes before merging, as I am unable to directly approve the pull request.