docs: move remaining docs files into website #6138
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🙄 This PR recreates #5984 because GitHub seems to no longer play nicely with chained PRs this way. |
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See #6154 - thanks for pointing out!
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Overview
This PR finishes moving most of our documentation onto the site itself. It applies a couple of big changes:
architecture/*pages, so they benefit from the richness of the Docusaurus sitedocs/from pages, as "docs" is implied by being on the site, and this shortens URLsIt also applies a few cleanups around those changes:
Moved the ASTs page to a blog post, with more friendly information and added contextchore: added blog article: 'ASTs and TypeScript-ESLint' #6039netlify.tomlredirects for the old pathsUPPER_CASE.mdtoSentence_Case.md(not strictly necessary, I was just tired of the file tree screaming at me)Sorry that it's such a big PR 🙃 these changes all ended up linking together. But I'm very excited that it should be the last overhaul I do for a while to the docs structure!