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refactor!: avoid theme conflicts #52

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This commit reorganizes the hugo templates and css to avoid collision with files mounted by other themes (is that possible? I don't actually know). It also avoids the use of global markdown hooks (_default/_markup), to avoid messing with non-modern-hugo-resume pages.

This commit reorganizes the hugo templates and css
to avoid collision with files mounted by other
themes (is that possible? I don't actually know).
It also avoids the use of global markdown hooks
(`_default/_markup`), to avoid messing with
non-modern-hugo-resume pages.
@cjshearer cjshearer merged commit a17f861 into main Jul 16, 2024
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@cjshearer cjshearer deleted the refactor/organize-templates branch July 16, 2024 19:51
cjshearer added a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 18, 2024
Because the exampleSite's vendored dependencies
include the `modern-hugo-resume` module defined in
the root of our repo, its hash would need to be
changed every time we updated the module.

This was likely the cause of the site failing to
build/deploy from #52.
cjshearer added a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 18, 2024
Because the exampleSite's vendored dependencies
include the `modern-hugo-resume` module defined in
the root of our repo, its hash would need to be
changed every time we updated the module.

This was likely the cause of the site failing to
build/deploy from #52.
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