chore: upgrade mkdocs version and add site url to config

Author: gamemaker1

docs/index.md

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 summary: Using open, multimodal, large language models
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 Function calling is a powerful construct that allows large language models to use tools and interact with external APIs. It empowers LLMs to go beyond just generating text and actually do real world tasks for you, like checking the weather, re-organizing your files and folders, keeping track of your expenses, and much much more! Combined with the multimodal capabilities and offline nature of recent LLMs, function calling opens up a lot of amazing possibilities.
 
 Most current function calling implementations require cloud-based LLMs or servers. Advances in offline models such as Gemma 3n have brought both multimodal and function calling capabilities to our devices, however, there is a lack of documentation and tooling that enables us to make use of it. This project aims to remedy that by becoming a comprehensive source of knowledge regarding function calling in offline large language models. To date, it consists of:

docs/learn/hello-world.md

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 summary: A look at what it is, what it can do, and how to do it.
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 ## What it is
 

docs/learn/structuring-and-scaling.md

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 ## How we did it

docs/setup/models.md

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 summary: Setup and run models offline on your machine
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 ## Ollama
 

docs/setup/tools.md

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 summary: Install and setup tools related to function calling on your machine
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 ## Python
 

mkdocs.yaml

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 site_name: Offline Function Calling with Gemma
+site_url: https://offline-function-calling.github.io/
 theme:
   name: shadcn
   icon: streamline:ai-chip-spark

pyproject.toml

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 [dependency-groups]
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     "mkdocs>=1.6.1",
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+    "mkdocs-shadcn==0.5.1",
     "pygments>=2.19.1",
 ]