What's the best way to add a spreadsheet to my documentation using Read the Docs?
I'm working on an open-source project that produces open-source hardware and software. A ubiquitous section of open-source hardware projects' documentation is a Bill of Materials section, which usually comes in the form of a spreadsheet listing what parts or raw materials need to be purchased to build the hardware product. Each row of the BOM spreadsheet contains at least the item's name/id, quantity, hyperlink to where it can be purchased, and the item's price.
At the end of the BOM is usually a total price, which is a sum of the (price*qty) of previous rows.
Read the Docs supports making tables. Is there any way to add a row at the end of the table such that one field in that row contains a formula that's used to derive the value of that cell's value when the documentation is compiled? Ideally in a way that doesn't require client-side javascript?
Or, more generally, does Read the Docs support adding spreadsheets to their documentation?
