Adding included documents in TOC and index page.

[smorel]

Hi, from your latest stable 2.0.5 tag, I added the ability to display the included documents in the TOC nodes and on the Index page.
It has been made quickly so I think you should review it correctly ;)
I also set the repeatFirstParagraphForMemberDescription in settings to NO by default, I think it's not useful for you!

Thanks for your work it's awesome !

[tomaz]

Looked at code and seems fine. As far as I understand, this adds documents to Xcode TOC available for browsing (alongside classes, categories and protocols) and creates a list of documents on index.html - so effectively this closes #188?

Oh, you can use latest appledoc code from master branch safely - I always push only after it's stable. If I need to work on a larger issue requiring more time, I do it in separate branches and only merge once it's stable for publishing. Makes pulling requests simpler :)

[smorel]

Ok perfect. I've been shy about using use the master as we used the 2.0.5 version already in our development pipeline :)

What I did is exactly what you said. The thing is that it's a naive and simple way to add the --include documents to the TOC and index page. This could be great (as hierarchy does) to match the included sub directory hierarchy of documents in the TOC.
Apple often have a tree with several depth grouping their documents in their TOC.
In the code I gave you everything is flattened to one level !

That being said, I didn't even checked the issue 188 so I can't tell you now if this is related I will check that asap.

[tomaz]

Don't worry, we always must start with first step :) I'll merge your changes, however need to do it manually so I have to figure it out :)

[tomaz]

Ok, merged the changes to main branch. Had to do manual merging so hopefully didn't break something :) I left first paragraph repeatition on as this was default so far and could unexpectedly change behavior on the users behind their backs - you can disable it for you inside global or project settings, then you don't have to repeat on each cmd line.

Thanks again!