The wiki a reader is sent to from the README [#333]
The wiki held one page, the welcome text, while the README carried 180 lines
written for somebody working in the tree. This is the other half of that move:
ten pages holding what a reader needs, and a sidebar listing them in the order
somebody meets them.
Home says what the plugin is, the status rung and the page list. Installation
carries the catalogue address, the restart, the two server lines and their
version streams, upgrading, and what an uninstall deletes. Pages describes every
view, the states each one tells apart and where it is found, and it says at the
top and at each view that the installed version shows none of them yet.
Configuration puts the eight settings in a reader's words and states which of
the two retention deletions is terminal. What is stored and who can read it
carries the tables, the readers and the absences. Privacy, consent and deletion
quotes the wording in full and separates what agreeing changes from what it does
not. Transcode reasons says why the reason counts exceed the plays. Support
matrix and releases carries the two lines, the floors, the streams, the release
assets and how to verify one. Troubleshooting carries the three settings-page
sentences, the refused save, and every line this plugin writes to the server log
with its level. Release process is for whoever cuts a release.
Each page that summarises a tracked document links to it and says the document
is the one to trust on a number, because the suite reads those and reads nothing
here.