OK, I understood you. Maybe the easiest way will be publishing
docs in html and plain text via "GitHub releases".
What about huskyproject.github.io? Would it be possible to
publish the documentation there?
Maybe it is possible but for me it is much easier to handle the
releases.
What does it mean exactly? A downloadable html or plaintext file from
the release page?
Anyway it would be good to update huskyproject.github.io with links to current releases and documentation. (The website src used to use C #includes for assembling the pages, interesting and simple approach).
I could commit some updates (without adding anything fancy - I like
plain html).
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