Allow publishing of folders starting with _
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GitHub pages uses Jekyll by default. Jekyll ignores all files and folders beginning with `_`. Sphinx is hard-coded to always output its theme to a folder named `_static`. In order to include `_static` in the published site, add a `.nojekyll` file to disable Jekyll processing (we don't need it, as we have html files and nothing needing Jekyll processing like markdown).
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GitHub pages uses Jekyll by default. Jekyll ignores all files and
folders beginning with
_. Sphinx is hard-coded to always output itstheme to a folder named
_static. In order to include_staticin thepublished site, add a
.nojekyllfile to disable Jekyll processing (wedon't need it, as we have html files and nothing needing Jekyll
processing like markdown).