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docs: add a GitHub Pages site visualizing stdlib versions across Julia releases - #56
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…a releases Adds a static site, deployed to GitHub Pages, that renders the contents of `src/version_map.jl` as an interactive timeline: rows are stdlibs, columns are the tracked Julia releases, and consecutive releases that shipped the same stdlib version merge into one bar. Clicking a release lists what was added, removed or bumped; clicking a stdlib shows its version history, dependencies and dependents. A table view, filters, sort options and a density control are included. This is deliberately not a Documenter site. `docs/make.jl` includes the data files directly and writes `docs/build/` with no extra dependencies. The workflow builds on pushes and PRs to main and deploys from main only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Claude:
Adds a GitHub Pages site that shows which version of each stdlib shipped with each Julia release, built from
src/version_map.jl. It is not a Documenter site: the only content is an interactive chart, sodocs/make.jlincludes the data files directly, exports them to JSON and copies a static page intodocs/build/, with no extra dependencies.Rows are stdlibs and columns are the tracked releases. Consecutive releases that shipped the same version merge into one bar, and colour deepens with each bump so churn is visible at a glance. Clicking a release lists what was added, removed or bumped versus the previous tracked release. Clicking a stdlib shows its version history, dependencies and dependents. There is a table view, name filter, libraries/JLL toggle, sort options, a density control that fits all releases on screen, and light and dark themes.
The workflow builds on pushes and PRs to
mainand deploys only frommain. It passesenablement: truetoconfigure-pages, which should turn Pages on with the default token on the first run. If that step fails, Pages needs to be set to the GitHub Actions source in the repo settings and the workflow rerun.The data cannot tell a nightly build from a release, so the newest column may come from a nightly. The page says so in its intro.