* feat(v2): allow non sidebar category to be first item of sidebar
* better error messages
* edit the react component
* Update website/docs/sidebar.md
* nits
* add @babel/plugin-transform-runtime
* wip: versioning
* wip again
* nits lint
* refactor metadata code so that we can have inobject properties optimization, fix typing
* remove buggy permalink code
* modify versioned docs fixture such that foo/baz only exists in v1.0.0
* refactor metadata.ts so that there is less transformon object
* more refactoring
* reduce test fixtures, refactoring
* refactoring readability
* finish metadata part
* refactor with readdir
* first pass of implementation
* fix mdx laoder
* split generated routes by version for performance & smaller bundle
* test data for demo
* refactor with set
* more tests
* typo
* fix typo
* better temporary ui
* stronger typing & docsVersion command
* add 100% test coverage for docsVersion command
* more test and delete manual docs cut
* cut 2.0.0-alpha.35 docs
* cut alpha.36 instead
* copyright
* delete versioned docs
* stronger test on metadata
* update typo
* fix(v1): Fix page title render issue when referred by search result
When Algolia DocSearch query finds a match for a page's title, it attempts to generate
a permalink. Because the page title element (`h1`) does not have an `id`, Algolia
generates uses the `id` from closes parent element. Because of this, the page title
scrolls to a position that is slightly overlayed by the fixed top navigation bar.
This fix sets an `id` for the page title so that the search result is able to generate
a more accurate permalink.
* Adjust css for handling post title to be on the top when referred by an anchor
The post title can sometimes be referred by an anchor using the "id" of that element.
In that case the title will be automatically be the first element within the viewport.
Since we have a header fixed at the top of the view port, the title becomes hidden or
not visible. That's why some css adjustments are needed so that if any user ends up
with a link to a page that is referring to the post title (i.e. auto generated anchor
link by algolia DocSearch).
The css code uses pseudo element `:before` to make the adjustments. Details on this
can be found in the following article:
https://css-tricks.com/hash-tag-links-padding/
* Adjust CSS so that different selectors are on separate lines
