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This pull request introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow for deploying documentation to a virtual machine and removes redundant steps from an existing Maven build workflow. The changes streamline the build process and enable automated deployment of generated documentation.
New Workflow for Documentation Deployment:
.github/workflows/deploy-docs.yml: Added a new workflow named "Publish Docs" that builds documentation using Maven and deploys it to a specified VM instance. The workflow includes steps for setting up Java, installing Graphviz for PlantUML diagrams, authenticating with Google Cloud, and deploying files to the VM. It supports manual triggering with configurable inputs for environment, VM instance name, and zone.Streamlining Maven Workflow:
.github/workflows/maven.yml: Removed the step for installing Graphviz, as it is now part of the new documentation deployment workflow. This reduces redundancy in the Maven build process.