chore(docs): regenerate all from upstream - #142
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Ran by vilenarios via the Regenerate Docs (Manual) workflow. Run: https://github.com/ar-io/docs/actions/runs/33405258020
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Regenerated
allfrom upstream sources.Triggered by @vilenarios — workflow run.
yarn buildpassed on this branch before this PR was opened.Warning
This can revert deliberate edits.
generate-sdk-docsdeletes eachSDK directory (keeping only
index.mdx) and rebuilds every page from theupstream README, so any hand-edit to a generated page is undone.
Worked example: commit 639c4a4 removed KYVE references by hand from
generated turbo-sdk pages. Regenerating restores every one of them,
including
content/sdks/turbo-sdk/(signers)/kyve.mdx.Read the diff for content that was intentionally removed before merging.
Edits that need to survive regeneration belong upstream, not here.