Speed up initial docs generation by setting the git clone depth to 1. #2093
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For the docs generation on a new setup, which is when the .git folder doesn't exist, there's no need to clone the entire repo history.
Setting the clone depth to 1 and just pulling the last commit, speeds the initial clone process quite a bit.
This shouldn't change anything for existing docs setups.