[REG-1103] Deploy site to GitHub Pages using GitHub Actions #11
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REG-1103 Host documentation site on GitHub pages
It seems like the simplest way to host the Regression Games docs is through GitHub Pages. Let's configure the repository to support this. |
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Wanted the easiest way to get this up and running, so using GitHub Pages and GitHub actions to deploy the docs site. Eventually, we can deploy this in Azure, or hook up a custom domain as well using a CNAME record.
This also fixes a few broken links, which the build process needed to be resolved before the deploy could happen.
When this is merged, the site will automatically deploy.