Add R version to conf.py for consistent documentation (#222)

[Ayushmaan06]

Describe the change

• Adds r_version (4.2.3) to conf.py
• Exports r_version in variables_to_export
• Resolves issue Make R version a variable like for KNIME and OpenMS #222
  
  

PR checklist

• [✅] I have added description of the change I'm proposing in the OpenMS Documentation.
• [✅] I have read and followed OpenMS Documentation Contributing guidelines.
• [✅] I have attached a screenshot of the relevant area after this change.
• CHANGELOG.md is updated.
• [✅] I have added my name in CONTRIBUTING.md.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated contributor guidelines by adding a new contributor, Ayushmaan.
  • Enhanced documentation with supported R version information (4.2.3).
  • Expanded .lycheeignore to include additional URLs for exclusion.

[coderabbitai]

Walkthrough

This pull request updates documentation in two files. It adds a new contributor named "Ayushmaan" to the contributors list in the contributing guide. Additionally, a new configuration variable r_version with the value '4.2.3' is introduced in the documentation configuration file, along with an update to the list of variables exported for documentation purposes. There are no changes to the public API or control flow.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.github/CONTRIBUTING.md	Added contributor "Ayushmaan" to the documentation contributors list.
docs/conf.py	Introduced new variable r_version (set to '4.2.3') and appended it to variables_to_export.
.lycheeignore	Added two new entries for URLs to be ignored by the Lychee tool.

Sequence Diagram(s)

Possibly related PRs

• update actions versions #249: The changes in the main PR, which involve adding a contributor's name to the CONTRIBUTING.md file, are related to the retrieved PR as both involve updates to the CONTRIBUTING.md file, specifically in the context of contributor acknowledgment.

Poem

I'm a bunny hopping through the code,
Adding contributors lightening the load.
Ayushmaan joins our crew, it's true,
With a new version set in view.
Documentation now sings a merry tune,
Hop along, dear coder, under the digital moon!
🐇💻

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