wtf is react-navigation.github.io?

This repository holds the website and documentation for React Navigation, a popular tool that helps mobile app developers add screen-to-screen navigation (like moving from a login page to a home page) in their apps. Instead of developers having to hunt through raw code to figure out how to use the tool, this project provides a clean, organized website where they can read guides, see examples, and learn how to implement different navigation patterns. Under the hood, the site is built with JavaScript. The actual written content lives in plain text files using a simple formatting language called markdown, which sits in a folder called docs. When someone runs the project locally, these text files are automatically converted into the formatted web pages you see in a browser. If you want to add a new page to the site, you simply write the text file and then add its name to a configuration file that controls the sidebar menu. Restarting the local server makes the new page show up. The people who use this repository are typically developers contributing to the open-source community or maintainers of the project. For example, if a developer discovers a helpful new way to use the tool and wants to share that knowledge, they can edit the text files here to add a tutorial. Other contributors might fix typos or update outdated instructions to keep the documentation accurate and helpful for everyone. One notable detail about the workflow is who can push changes to the live site. While anyone can suggest edits, only designated collaborators have the permission to run the command that actually publishes changes to the public website. This approach keeps the public documentation stable and prevents accidental or incorrect updates from going live, ensuring that the resources remain reliable for the developers who depend on them.