Break CI build link between docs and website#1135
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Awesome work on a huge task. Just a few things I think need to be addressed.
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Fixes GRO-162
Up until now, the docs website has been on a half-source-half-output situation, the main website embeds the docs, but docs don't build on their won because it requires shared things from the main website. Initially it appeared that only a handful of files were necessary for this application to properly build on its own. It was more than that. Each layout that got ported over unveiled transitive dependencies that also needed to be ported over.
This is also made worse by the fact that the docs website compiles another bunch of marketing pages that aren't really necessary - in the end, only
/docsmatters for this case, but the current repo tracks a lot of unrelated stuff.This PR includes the estimated necessary for the application to build properly, and brings the absolute necessary for the
/docsroute to build and work. This introduces duplication, but it's the first step towards building independence.