.conda/benchcab-dev.yaml: remove inclusion of mkdocs-requirements.txt

[SeanBryan51]

This is work around for initialising pixi environments from benchcab-dev.yaml. Pixi has problems handling the -r input when setting up the environment via pixi init --import $(realpath $HOME/benchcab)/.conda/benchcab-dev.yaml:

Error:   × Can't parse '-r mkdocs-requirements.txt' as pypi dependency
  ╰─▶ Expected package name starting with an alphanumeric character, found `-`
      -r mkdocs-requirements.txt
      ^

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[ccarouge]

I'm not certain here. That's the quick solution but it's when we work on developments that we need a local install of mkdocs. It's a lot faster to deal with formatting etc. if we build the docs locally than pushing to GitHub to build the preview.

I know that copying the requirements in 2 places (benchcab-dev.yaml and mkdocs-requirements.txt) is not great but removing installing mkdocs in the dev environment is annoying.

[SeanBryan51]

Just confirmed that copying the contents of mkdocs-requirements.txt into benchcab-dev.yaml (under pip:) works fine with pixi. I don't mind the extra duplication either.

I will update.

[ccarouge]

LGTM