Unify news posts and blog posts, and standardise "authors" vs "author" in frontmatter#695
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Closes #128; this PR adds author and date icons to news posts. @jarrodmillman suggested there were past inconsistencies in the headings, rendering, and content; which I think we have covered.
Also, there is some inconsistency in how authors are mentioned in the YAML frontmatter, which I think we should standardise:
use of
authors: ["foo"]https://github.com/search?q=%22authors%3A+%5B%22+%28org%3Ascientific-python+OR+repo%3Anumpy%2Fnumpy.org+OR+repo%3Ascipy%2Fscipy.org%29+language%3AMarkdown&type=code
use of
author: ["foo"]https://github.com/search?q=%22author%3A+%5B%22+%28org%3Ascientific-python+OR+repo%3Anumpy%2Fnumpy.org+OR+repo%3Ascipy%2Fscipy.org%29+language%3AMarkdown&type=code
This PR makes it
authors:only, which can imply either a single author or multiple authors. In that regard, I thinkauthors:is more correct, despiteauthor:being more widely used. I would like to argue that such breakage is necessary for standardisation; we are still in the v0.x cycle anyway and we have long documented the experimental nature of the theme in the user guide. Once this PR is released in v0.23, I can change all instances ofauthor:downstream.