Exclude irrelevant files from mkdocs rendering

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Files are otherwise copied as-is to the site/ directory and get published along with the documentation.

Ref: https://www.mkdocs.org/user-guide/configuration/#exclude_docs

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• New Features
  • Introduced an exclude_docs configuration in the documentation settings to omit specific files from the generated documentation, enhancing clarity and focus on relevant content.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new configuration option in the mkdocs.yml file, adding an exclude_docs key. This key specifies a list of files that should be excluded from the documentation generation process. The files designated for exclusion are located in the /packaging directory and include README.md, postinstall.sh, postremove.sh, and requirements.txt. This update allows for more precise control over which files are included in the generated documentation.

Changes

File	Change Summary
mkdocs.yml	Added exclude_docs key with specified files for exclusion: README.md, postinstall.sh, postremove.sh, requirements.txt.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant MkDocs
    User->>MkDocs: Request documentation generation
    MkDocs->>MkDocs: Check `exclude_docs` configuration
    MkDocs->>MkDocs: Exclude specified files
    MkDocs->>User: Generate documentation without excluded files

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Poem

In the garden of code, a change took flight,
Excluding some files, making it right.
With exclude_docs now in play,
Documentation shines in a clearer way.
Hoppy times ahead, let’s celebrate,
For a tidy output, oh, isn’t it great! 🐇✨

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58-63: LGTM!

The addition of the exclude_docs section to exclude specific non-documentation files from the generated documentation is a valid and beneficial change. It aligns with the PR objective of preventing irrelevant files from being copied to the site/ directory during the mkdocs rendering process.

The specified file paths for exclusion seem correct and the syntax is valid. This change will help streamline the generated documentation and focus on relevant content.

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