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Drop the bento-tools entry and fold cell-cell communication into scRNA-seq - #300

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  • Removed the bento-tools entry. It linked to bento-tools.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html, the docs homepage rather than a tutorial, and was the only one of the 33 entries doing so.
  • The two spatial directories had swapped contents: squidpy-spatial/ held the bento tutorial and bentotools-subcellular-resolution/ held the squidpy one. With bento gone, the squidpy entry moves into squidpy-spatial/.
  • Folded Cell-cell communication back into scRNA-seq, so the LIANA+ entry moves there and the category is removed from categories.yml and the primary_category enum. It was the only category classifying by analysis type instead of modality, and scRNA-seq already holds RNA velocity, pseudotime, compositional analysis and perturbation.

Leaves 32 tutorials across 8 categories.

…A-seq

The bento entry linked to the docs homepage rather than a tutorial. Its
directory was also named squidpy-spatial while holding the bento tutorial, and
the squidpy tutorial sat in bentotools-subcellular-resolution, so the remaining
squidpy entry moves into the correctly named directory.

Cell-cell communication was the only category classifying by analysis type
rather than modality, and scRNA-seq already holds analysis-type tutorials such
as RNA velocity and pseudotime.
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