wtf is website?

This repository holds the source code for the official Gopeed website. Gopeed is a download manager, and this project is what builds and serves the website that promotes it, explains how it works, and provides documentation for users. In short, it is the online storefront and help center for the product. The site is built with a tool called Next.js, which is a popular framework for creating websites. It uses a documentation system called Fumadocs, which provides ready-made components and layouts for building help centers and product sites. The site is organized into a few key sections: a home page for marketing and general information, a documentation section for hosting articles and guides, and a search feature so visitors can find what they need. Content for the docs is written in files and managed through a configuration file, which lets the site owners define things like page metadata and structure without building everything from scratch. Someone maintaining this repository is likely a developer or technical writer on the Gopeed team. They would work here to add new documentation pages, update the home page with announcements, or fix issues with the site. For example, if Gopeed released a new feature, a team member would edit the content files in this project so the website reflects the update. The README is primarily a setup and orientation guide for developers working on the site. It points out where key files live, such as the file that connects content to the site and the file that controls shared layout options. It does not go into detail about the specific content hosted on the site or any custom features beyond the standard Fumadocs setup.