Move docs to docs/site; add Gemfile for local Jekyll preview#62
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Move docs to docs/site; add Gemfile for local Jekyll preview#62
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Separate published Jekyll content (docs/site/) from internal docs folders that may be added later (docs/decisions/, docs/plans/, docs/research/, etc.). Matches the convention used by hyperbee.migrations. - Move all Jekyll content into docs/site/ (including docs.projitems and docs.shproj so Visual Studio still shows the files) - docs.projitems paths auto-resolve via $(MSBuildThisFileDirectory) - Update Hyperbee.Collections.slnx to point at docs/site/docs.shproj - Update deploy-gh-pages.yml to build from ./docs/site - Add docs/site/Gemfile for local Jekyll preview - Add docs/site/local-jekyll.md onboarding doc (Docker-based preview) - .gitignore: add Jekyll build artifacts
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Separates published Jekyll content from internal docs (ADRs, plans, etc.). Matches the pattern in hyperbee.migrations and the updated cookiecutter templates.
Validated locally: Jekyll builds cleanly from docs/site/.