version requirements for julia dependencies

[cherrywoods]

I just added the versions of the dependencies that worked for me to the README file, as mentioned in issue #4.

It would be nice to also add such version notices for the other components as well or even create a docker container that has all the right versions installed, I will see what I stumble across while working with this...

[mykelk]

Awesome! Does this look good to you @kjulian3 ?

[cherrywoods]

I added a Dockerfile that sets up Julia 1.1 and the required packages in a container now. The GenerateTables code is working, I didn't test the PolizyViz code.

[zsunberg]

Would a Manifest.toml file make sense to manage the dependencies here?

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[cherrywoods]

I think a Manifest.toml file would make sense. I have never really used Julia, so I didn't knew anything about it's package manager, but after what I read on it, a Manifest.toml file seems sensible. I will generate one, after I got to test the PolicyViz code as well.

The docker container is I think still a good thing to have, because I also had some issues running this project with the latest Julia version, if I remember correctly and the best solution I found for using Julia 1.1 was using a container.

[cherrywoods]

I didn't look into Manifest.toml yet, but I changed the Dockerfile to allow running the PolicyViz notebook inside the container.
I also added a short paragraph at the end of the README file with instructions on running the notebook in the container. In the README I also added Revise to the dependency list, since it is imported in the notebook, but it might not be otherwise necessary.