[FEAT][Request for help] Move Mkdocs website to new repo about cosmos-tour

[zkotti]

Great suggestion; well done! Look forward to seeing the implementation.

[tplessas]

@zkotti Glad to hear you're interested! We've set everything up on both repos, fully tested and in working order, with the website being accessible at https://e-panourgia.github.io/cosmos-tour/. Only thing left to do would be to add a personal access token to this repository from Settings>Secrets>New secret, which I will be e-mailing to you.

We will, for the time being, leave some build configuration files (mkdocs.yml, requirements.txt) on this repo, since we could not reach a consensus on what would be best practice on that front (in which repo they should be located) - if you have any relevant input we would be glad to take it into account.

We will, furthermore, not be immediately removing the mkdocs/site directory, as @NikosKakonas has made contributions to the website layout which would be lost in any other case - thankfully, as they mostly consist of HTML/CSS changes, the website template could be adapted to include them, or they could in part be included in mkdocs.yml under the extra_css key.

[zkotti]

@tplessas please see my comments below.

@zkotti Glad to hear you're interested! We've set everything up on both repos, fully tested and in working order, with the website being accessible at https://e-panourgia.github.io/cosmos-tour/. Only thing left to do would be to add a personal access token to this repository from Settings>Secrets>New secret, which I will be e-mailing to you.

This has been completed. Please let me know if you need any further assistance from my side.

We will, for the time being, leave some build configuration files (mkdocs.yml, requirements.txt) on this repo, since we could not reach a consensus on what would be best practice on that front (in which repo they should be located) - if you have any relevant input we would be glad to take it into account.

Since the website was moved to a new repository, I think these configuration files are now redundant here, so we can remove them.

We will, furthermore, not be immediately removing the mkdocs/site directory, as @NikosKakonas has made contributions to the website layout which would be lost in any other case - thankfully, as they mostly consist of HTML/CSS changes, the website template could be adapted to include them, or they could in part be included in mkdocs.yml under the extra_css key.

Great! Feel free to close this issue once everything has been settled.

Again, well done to both of you as well as to anyone who contributed to the site! Amazing work!