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Now that a CSS file seems to be required, I have decided to copy the CSS file and use it as input. Rather than having both docco.jst and docco.css at the top level, I decided to move them to a new subfolder "docco" and have the gruntfile pull them in from there.
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I've opened this pull request to fix the "docco" grunt task. Seems that the latest docco requires that a CSS file be specified for copying; thus, I have copied the existing
docs/docco.cssfile out to a separate directory, moved thedocco.jstin there as well, and tweaked the gruntfile accordingly.In addition, I have updated the current docs, which are a year old; they now match v0.11.1.
Please let me know if you see any issues.