Update site to use Hugo instead of Jekyll and begin transitioning to restructuredText #1
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March 14, 2020 14:06
…ent. Deleted the old jekyll site and replaced it with a Hugo site using the docsy theme. Still needs work to format pages but sections should be in and site should "compile" and be hostable. To start a simple server run `hugo server`, to generate html files in the `public/` directory use `hugo`. Make sure to use hugo extended as it's required for the theme.
…ublic files Updated config for rst support and put a rst example doc in the Design folder. Also removed all the generated public files.
Add support for docker image that runs hugo and has dependencies. To make image: `docker build . -t discover` To run use `runDocker.sh` or equivalent
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Update the site to use Hugo to generate the html files which can then be served as needed. Uses the docsy theme with slight color modifications to fit CopperForge colors.