docs: move book to the docs folder #7682
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docs feels like a much more self-explanatory name than book. I originally put the stuff into book folder to not mess up existing docs, but now that those are moved into the book, we can set up proper name. This was the plan all along! This also finalizes, for the time being * the name "Guide to Nearcore Development" (unispiringly stolen from https://github.com/rust-lang/rustc-dev-guide/blob/master/book.toml) * the url https://near.github.io/nearcore/. We can add some fancier DNS here, but I don't see a big need here. I also hope that most links would be *internal* to the guide, so I wouldnt' worry about URL stability too much. This is by design not the reference doc!
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docs feels like a much more self-explanatory name than book. I originally put the stuff into book folder to not mess up existing docs, but now that those are moved into the book, we can set up proper name. This was the plan all along! This also finalizes, for the time being * the name "Guide to Nearcore Development" (unispiringly stolen from https://github.com/rust-lang/rustc-dev-guide/blob/master/book.toml) * the url https://near.github.io/nearcore/. We can add some fancier DNS here, but I don't see a big need here. I also hope that most links would be *internal* to the guide, so I wouldnt' worry about URL stability too much. This is by design not the reference doc!
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docs feels like a much more self-explanatory name than book. I originally put the stuff into book folder to not mess up existing docs, but now that those are moved into the book, we can set up proper name. This was the plan all along! This also finalizes, for the time being * the name "Guide to Nearcore Development" (unispiringly stolen from https://github.com/rust-lang/rustc-dev-guide/blob/master/book.toml) * the url https://near.github.io/nearcore/. We can add some fancier DNS here, but I don't see a big need here. I also hope that most links would be *internal* to the guide, so I wouldnt' worry about URL stability too much. This is by design not the reference doc!
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docs feels like a much more self-explanatory name than book. I originally put the stuff into book folder to not mess up existing docs, but now that those are moved into the book, we can set up proper name.
This was the plan all along!
This also finalizes, for the time being