replace mkdocs with custom next.js docs site#52
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Cohesive design language with memory.build (black/green/pixel/mono via Geist Sans/Mono/PixelSquare from the geist npm package). Three-column layout: full nav tree on the left, prose content in the middle, page TOC on the right. Replaces the off-the-shelf mkdocs-material frame so we can iterate on the design freely. Builds the existing docs/ markdown tree via a unified pipeline (remark + rehype + Shiki for syntax highlighting), with a small custom plugin for :::warning admonitions and a link rewriter that strips .md and adds trailing slashes. Raw .md files are still mirrored alongside the HTML so /foo/ and /foo.md both work for agent-friendly access. The CI workflow now runs Bun + next build instead of uvx + mkdocs.
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Cohesive design language with memory.build (black/green/pixel/mono via Geist Sans/Mono/PixelSquare from the geist npm package). Three-column layout: full nav tree on the left, prose content in the middle, page TOC on the right. Replaces the off-the-shelf mkdocs-material frame so we can iterate on the design freely.
Builds the existing docs/ markdown tree via a unified pipeline (remark