Create mdbook documentation structure with GitHub Pages deployment #1
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This PR establishes a complete mdbook documentation structure for the Rust Philosopher project, transforming it from a simple README into a comprehensive documentation site with automated GitHub Pages deployment.
What's Added
📚 Documentation Structure
⚖️ Dual Licensing
Added both MIT and Apache 2.0 licenses as requested:
LICENSE-MIT- MIT LicenseLICENSE-APACHE- Apache 2.0 License🚀 GitHub Pages Automation
Created
.github/workflows/deploy.ymlthat:mainbranch⚙️ Configuration
book.tomlconfigured with repository metadata, GitHub integration, and edit links.gitignoreto exclude build artifactsTechnical Implementation
The mdbook structure follows best practices:
The Alice Ryhl article (385 lines) includes the complete content on building actors with Tokio, featuring:
Screenshots
The welcome page provides a clear introduction to the project's purpose and organization.
The Alice Ryhl article is beautifully rendered with proper code highlighting and navigation.
Ready for Production
The implementation is complete and tested:
Once merged, GitHub Pages will automatically deploy the documentation, providing a solid foundation for expanding the Rust best practices collection.
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