wtf is fleet-docs?

The fleet-docs repository holds the documentation website for a project called Fleet. It's where the guides, references, and written explanations that help people use Fleet live. When you read Fleet's docs online, this is the source that generates what you see. The project uses Docusaurus, a popular tool for building documentation websites. The README doesn't go into detail about what Fleet itself does, but it's clear this is purely the documentation side, not the main application. Contributors write and edit content here, and Docusaurus turns that content into a polished, navigable website. For someone working on the docs, the setup is straightforward. Running a single command starts a local development server with live reloading, so you can see your changes immediately as you write. When the content is ready to go live, another command builds the final static site, and there's a built-in deployment option that pushes everything to GitHub Pages. This repo would be used by technical writers, developers contributing to Fleet, or anyone maintaining its documentation. The README doesn't cover advanced setup or cover what Fleet is, it assumes you already know that context and just need to know how to edit, build, and publish the docs.