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documentation: separate docs website - #56
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The current relationship between xdsl.dev and docs.xdsl.dev is a little weird, in that they seem to share tabs. This change splits them out into distinct sites, with their own tabs. In a future PR I'd like to make their styles more distinct.
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build on each PR but deploy only when pushing to main
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The current relationship between xdsl.dev and docs.xdsl.dev is a little weird, in that they seem to share tabs. This change splits them out into distinct sites, with their own tabs. In a future PR I'd like to make their styles more distinct.
Will merge at the same time as xdslproject/xdsl#6577 to minimise disruption.