Resource for curated repository of CSL styles

[kellijohnson-NOAA]

The styles repository on GitHub has over 1,000 .csl files for public use and is the official GitHub repository for csl. Previously, @seananderson had made me aware of csl files stored on zotero and an editor for csl files, which are also very helpful. csl mentions users should star our styles repository (and any other of our repositories you find interesting) on GitHub. So, feel free to star their repository and use the Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences csl file that is available in the {sa4ss} repository.

For users that have already ran draft() and are working on their assessment documents. Just follow these directions

1. navigate to the stored csl file and download it,
2. move the csl file to your bookdown folder, and
3. add the following line to your yaml header in 00a.Rmd that looks like this

csl: canadian-journal-of-fisheries-and-aquatic-sciences.csl

and your reference section will be formatted to look exactly like a journal article published in the Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences. I am happy to change this to a different style if we all agree that a different style is needed.

[iantaylor-NOAA]

Thank you @kellijohnson-NOAA.
CJFAS style is my favorite style (which is saying something because in general I hate everything about reference sections).
Your instructions worked great to apply CJFAS formatting to the already-drafted petrale skeleton document.