Port the site documentation from APT to Markdown - #242
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Kept as its own commit so that git log --follow and git blame still reach the page's history once the content changes.
The page keeps its .vm suffix: it interpolates ${project.scm.tag} into a link to
the sample in the source tree, so Velocity still has work to do.
Velocity reads ## as a line comment, which would silently delete every heading
below level one before Doxia sees the page, so level two uses a setext underline
and the level three heading is wrapped in an unparsed block.
Verified by building the site before and after and comparing every generated page:
the meta tags, title, headings, visible text and every link target are identical.
The only change is the 'edit this page' link, which now points at the new path.
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The last APT page in this component, converted to Markdown.
The page keeps its
.vmsuffix: it interpolates${project.scm.tag}into a link to the sample in the source tree, so Velocity still has work to do.Velocity reads
##as a line comment, so every heading below level one would be silently deleted before Doxia sees the page. Level two uses a setext underline and the level three heading is wrapped in an unparsed#[[ ]]#block, which is plain Velocity and needs no Doxia change.Two commits: a pure
git mvso thatgit log --followandgit blamestill reach the page history, then the conversion. Please merge or rebase rather than squash — squashing collapses the rename.Verified by building the site before and after and comparing all 16 generated pages: the author and date meta tags, the title, the headings, the visible text and every link target are identical. The one change is the "edit this page" link, which now points at the new path.