amrex-tutorials docs sphinx build instructions (#167)

Author: ajnonaka

Docs/Readme.sphinx

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+To update the online AMReX-Tutorials documentation using sphinx:
+
+      1. Checkout the main branch of amrex-tutorials
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+      2. Go to amrex-tutorials/Docs/source and edit the relevant .rst file(s).
+
+      3. Commit/push your changes.
+
+The GitHub action script will build the html pages and commit them to AMReX-Tutorials' gh-pages repo for you. If you would like to
+preview the html locally, you can:
+
+        4. Go back into amrex-tutorials/Docs.
+
+        5. Type "make html".  This will build new html files in amrex-tutorials/Docs/build/html
+
+**********************************************************************************
+
+If you would like to build the web pages locally, you will need Python, the Sphinx software, and the "Read the Docs" theme. 
+
+If you have conda, you can install the necessary packages as follows:
+
+       1. Type "conda install sphinx"
+
+       2. Type "conda install sphinx_rtd_theme"
+
+If you don't have a conda Python installation, you get one by doing the following:
+
+       1.  Go to https://conda.io/miniconda.html and download the Python 3.6 64-bit (bash installer), "Miniconda3-latest-Linux-x86_64.sh".  Save this script to your hard drive.
+
+       2.  Type "bash Miniconda3-latest-Linux-x86_64.sh" and follow the installation prompts.
+
+       3.  The install script will prompt you to add some commands to your .bashrc that add the miniconda install location to your PATH environment variable.
+           If Bash is your default shell, choose "yes". Otherwise, you will need to manually do the same for your shell of choice. 
+
+       4.  Either open a new terminal, or re-source the configuration file you just added to. E.g., for bash:
+                  source ~/.bashrc
+
+You should now be able to successfully "make html" in amrex-tutorials/Docs.
+
+If you would like to make a pdf document from the *rst files, first 
+
+sudo apt-get install latexmk
+(if you are using macOS, latexmk is installed via the TexLive Utility)
+
+Then in the amrex-tutorials/Docs directory, type 
+
+make latexpdf
+(if you have the slimmed-down latex install, then you need to also install the following packages via TexLive Utility: tabulary, varwidth, framed, wrapfig, capt-of, needspace, courier)
+
+
+This will create amrex-tutorials/Docs/build/latex/amrex.pdf