Add documentation for qpcpp, qm, and qtools at appropriate versions #13
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In my qp-arduino fork, I added a branch just containing the documentation for qpcpp v6.9.3, qm v5.1.3, and qtools v6.9.3 to match the version of the code in qp-arduino. I then made github pages to deploy a webpage for these manuals so I can easily read the correct version of the documentation for this repository.
If you create a new branch in your repository, named something like "documentation", and then merge this pull request into that branch, then you can go to your qp-arduino repository Settings/Pages and set the source to "Deploy from branch" then select the "documentation" branch, then people can access the qpcpp, qm, and qtools manuals using the link:
https://QuantumLeaps.github.io/qp-arduino/