Jules - Auto-documentation Site with Mkdocs

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Prompt:

Read the codebase and understand what tools we are using, like poetry and pyproject.toml file. Check out a new branch called jules-mkdocs. Install and configure an auto-documentation site using mkdocs. It should exist in the docs directory. It should be populated from all the docstrings throughout the repository. Create a README in the docs directory to document a) the commands that can be replicated to get things set up from scratch, and b) instructions for maintaining the documentation site. Create a GitHub actions workflow file that will deploy the site to GitHub pages when a PR is merged. Finally, importantly push the branch to GitHub. You can make a number of iterative commits but definitely push the branch.

Results:

Add MkDocs documentation site with auto-generation.

This commit introduces an MkDocs-based documentation site for your project.

Key changes:

• I added mkdocs, mkdocstrings, and mkdocstrings-python to development dependencies using Poetry.
• I initialized MkDocs in the docs/ directory.
• I configured mkdocs.yml with a theme, navigation, and the mkdocstrings plugin to parse Google-style Python docstrings from the smart_control package.
• I created docs/index.md as the main landing page and docs/api.md to render the API documentation.
• I added docs/README.md explaining how to set up, build, serve, and maintain the documentation site.
• I created a GitHub Actions workflow (.github/workflows/deploy-docs.yml) to automatically build and deploy the documentation to GitHub Pages on pushes to the main branch.

The new documentation site will be available via GitHub Pages once this branch is merged and the action runs. It provides a structured and maintainable way to keep your project documentation up-to-date with the codebase.