Jamie Tanna authored Apr 05, 2023 and Jamie Tanna committed Apr 05, 2023

To have more of a comprehensive set of documentation, we can replace our
single-page documentation site with a full Hugo site.

This is a very straightforward Hugo site, implementing the basics
needed, and using Classless for the minimal set of styling necessary.

This also gives us the opportunity to extend this better in the future,
for instance adding other pages.

We can use Cobra's `GenMarkdownTree` function - with the ability to
tweak the URLs so they work for the built Hugo structure - to do the
bulk of the work.

On Netlify we make sure to set the `baseDir` to `public`, so we can use
the `netlify.toml` relative from there, which requires `gendoc` be set
up to expect to be run from the `public` directory.

Closes #52.