[docs] updates docs to use ember-cli-addon-docs

[gabrielcsapo]

Looking at the open issues I wanted to add additional docs, but those should probably be done after we merge this, as this is a large change as it is.

What does this look like?

How do I test this locally

Pulling down this branch and running ember s will allow you to navigate to http://localhost:4200

fixes #78

[gabrielcsapo]

Thoughts on this? @efx @dgeb @villander

[villander]

Thanks for pushing this @gabrielcsapo, an amazing job!
I'll review it this weekend.

Looking at the open issues I wanted to add additional docs, but those should probably be done after we merge this, as this is a large change as it is.

What additional docs, do you like to add? Is there something align with #55 ?

[gabrielcsapo]

Yeah I think adding additional docs and potentially cleaning up the doc hierarchy can be done after this is merged.

[villander]

Awesome, thanks for it. I'll review it as soon as possible to unblock you ; )

If you have some time, let's talk on Discord ; )

[villander]

how can we manage to deploy here? As I know this codebase already deploys on master when CI is green.

If we going to change it, maybe we need rethink our infrastructure on Heroku

[gabrielcsapo]

This will currently deploy to gh-pages branch, do we deploy from that?

[villander]

Currently, we are doing deploy automatically to Heroku. I prefer GitHub pages, but we need to change it and make sure that it will work fine without some unavailability. And make sure that GitHub pages will have the current site URL/domain.

cc: @dgeb

[villander]

Thank you!

I've some notes.

[villander]

Waiting for @dgeb support to change deployment to Github pages using the same domain.

[gabrielcsapo]

@villander looking into this, this will not only support deployment to GitHub Pages but also heroku. Heroku seems to just be running ember serve based on the revert of the prember code.

[gabrielcsapo]

it seems like I commented on an issue about moving to GitHub last year #42 (comment) 🤦‍♂