- stay close to what libadwaita does

Fixes https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gi-docgen/-/issues/122

We use the dimmed text for a bunch of text, so it should have better
contrast to increase readability.

Fixes: #116

We now have "descendants" and "implementations" sections in the class
and interface indices, respectively.

The default theme doesn't really work well in dark mode, and even in
light mode it "screams" a lot.

The Solarized color scheme, on the other hand, looks better in light
mode, and has a dark mode as well.

We can use the @import rule to determine whether to load the light or
dark Solarized scheme depending on the browser settings.

Fixes: #101

Subjectively 20px is just too large

Some pages, like the class, interface, and structure indices, can get
arbitrarily long. It makes sense to provide a quick navigation aid to
jump to the appropriate section right from the top, just like we have
the "jump to the top" button.

Specify a minimum width for the cell with the argument name.

Fixes: #88

Use the muted text color for the generated content, while keeping the
full text color for the description and name.

The dot can be confused with actual syntax, so we should use something
else to separate the clickable elements of the heading.

Instead of hard coding the separator, we can use an empty <span> and
then use CSS to fill it out.

Fixes: #81

Applies the CSS styles and makes nodes clickable.

Reduce the font size, the size of the logo, and the minimum width.

We ship Red Hat Display and Red Hat Text, so we should use them.

Previous the image goes out of screen.
Now, it resizes the image it to match the screen size, 
and making it easy to view the image

Previous it was unicode and caused rendering
issue's on some browsers. This is now
changed to an PNG file for proper rendering
across devices.

Signed-off-by: Naveen M K <naveen@syrusdark.website>

Add a Copy button to docblock code blocks (but not to code blocks that are
part of the template, like declarations).

We can fit the name and the summary with a slightly smaller font.

Use the index generated alongside the reference, and implement
client-side searching.

If the index isn't generated, the entire search subsystem is disabled.

* Bad licenses:
* Deprecated licenses:
* Licenses without file extension:
* Missing licenses:
* Unused licenses:
* Used licenses: Apache-2.0, CC0-1.0, GPL-3.0-or-later, OFL-1.1
* Read errors: 0
* Files with copyright information: 90 / 90
* Files with license information: 90 / 90

Congratulations! Your project is compliant with version 3.0 of the REUSE
Specification :-)

Differentiate table headings a bit more.

Drop all the selectors for the namespace index, and just use the
`symbol` class to match symbol links.

Add a border around it, and some minimal padding.

Show the button when the content scrolls for more than an arbitrary
amount of pixels; when pressing it, we scroll back to the top. This
should help with long pages.

The button is above the content block, to avoid contributing to the
sizing and layout, since it'll be floating at a fixed position above
the actual content.

This reverts commit dffa2c7f.

My web-fu isn't strong enough. Adding the button changes some of the
sizing of the main content div for pages that don't have more than a
screenful of content.

Show the button when the content scrolls for more than an arbitrary
amount of pixels; when pressing it, we scroll back to the top. This
should help with long pages.

And link them properly.

The first column can shrink considerably, but we don't want it to start
wrapping things like argument names.

The specificity could probably be higher.

We only care about the woff/woff2 files, and we don't really need a
sub-directory for them.