doc: Add GitHub Pages and streamline python package version management#1
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Signed-off-by: Jan Bronicki <janbronicki@gmail.com>
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When it comes to the github pages docs: Im not sure as for the GitHub Pages deployment, as I havent done that with Sphinx previously (the code is mainly from online sources and copilot) |
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dd GitHub Pages deployment for Sphinx docs with versioned URLs (
devfrom main,/stable/and/X.Y.Z/from release tags), remove the unused__main__.pymodule, and switch__version__in__init__.pyto useimportlib.metadataso the package version is sourced frompyproject.tomlinstead of being hardcoded, keeping it in sync with the semantic-release pipeline. The docs workflow preserves previously deployed versions across builds and generates a root redirect to the latest stable release.