Include docs.css in build for built in web help #3476
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Includes the docs.css file used for documentation creation with the rest of the hsminweb files. This cleans up the web pages generated by
hs.help.hsdocs.help()when displaying Hammerspoon and Spoon documentation. This is also required forhs.doc.hsdocs.moduleEntitiesInSidebar(true)to work properly.Also modifies
html_blocks.hbecause Xcode 14.3 is now more picky about the placement of prototypes and function declarations in preparation for the C2x standard.