Eric Larson

> Can we perhaps expose this function and document it in our API? Sure, I think we just didn't so far because there hasn't been a strong need. But I...

No opposition in principle. In practice might be tricky because of DOM stuff, templating, and dealing with potential duplicates. But first supporting the case where there are no duplicates in...

Unfortunately that wouldn't work to concat the `mne.Report` objects themselves, it would only work to concatenate the generated HTML

> Rather than altering _convert_times() and dealing with the wider package implications Have you considered ``` def _convert_times(..., *, drop_nano=False): ... if drop_nano: ... ``` and then *only* in the...

Yeah I think so. Though admittedly I do not have my head 100% wrapped around the issue, so happy to go with what you think makes sense @tsbinns , I...

I also just saw #54... after this PR is merged, if someone bumps the version in `__init__.py` and creates a release on GitHub with a tag like `v0.6.4` then it...

Modified to use `abi3` builds for compat with future versions of Python *EDIT: Appears to have worked: https://github.com/larsoner/surfa/actions/runs/19711633336/job/56473558969*

Agreed this would be nice. I know I've wanted something like this before and presumably @drammock has, too, when working on tutorials.

> From a quick look, I'm not certain where the max width CSS parameter could be intercepted and modified on a per-example basis On a *per-block* basis would be tough...

(1) is really just a doc change hopefully. Implementing either (2) or (3) would make the other easy enough to implement. So I'd say start with (2) or (3), see...