i#4111: Generate doxygen suitable for embedding in jekyll #4748
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Creates a second version of the doxygen html output suitable for
embedding in our jekyll-based web site. This version turns off the
doxygen treeview, but then borrows the javascript menu files from the
treeview version. We then edit the html to remove the headers, and
edit the menu files for inlining into our web site's single array.
Furthermore, we generate keyword search term data so that searches
using lunr for functions or types result in direct links to their
anchors within their pages. It generates keyword tokens for each
component of an underscore-separated multi-word type, along with
tokens for each prefix (e.g., so that "dr_mutex" will find
"dr_mutex_*").
Adds installation into a "docs_embed" directory.
Adds deployment logic to package.cmake to copy the embedded html to a
top level "html_embed", along with new steps in the ci-package GA
workflow to take the embedded html files and push them to the
dynamorio.github.io repository.
Issue: #4111