Add minimalistic Docusaurus documentation

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📚 Minimalistic Docusaurus Documentation Setup

This PR adds a clean, minimalistic Docusaurus-based documentation site for React Native Multiple Modals, addressing the roadmap item: "Create separate documentation page".

🎯 What Was Implemented

✅ Documentation Structure

Created comprehensive documentation with 7 main sections:

1. Introduction - Features, quick example, platform support
2. Installation - Step-by-step guide for npm/yarn, iOS, Android, and Web
3. Usage - Basic to advanced examples, multiple modals patterns, animations
4. API Reference - Complete property documentation with detailed descriptions
5. Troubleshooting - Common issues and solutions
6. Contribution - Guidelines for contributing, reporting bugs, requesting features
7. Versions - Compatibility matrix and migration guides

✅ GitHub Pages Deployment

• Automated deployment via GitHub Actions
• Workflow triggers on changes to docs/** or workflow file
• Manual trigger option available
• Builds and deploys to GitHub Pages automatically

✅ Configuration & Features

• Professional Design: Clean, minimal Docusaurus interface
• Responsive: Mobile-friendly layout
• Dark Mode: Built-in dark mode support
• Search: Full-text search functionality
• Navigation: Clear sidebar, breadcrumbs, prev/next links
• Syntax Highlighting: TypeScript, TSX, JSX, Bash support

📸 Screenshot

Clean, Minimal Documentation:

📁 Minimal File Structure

docs/
├── docs/                    # 7 documentation pages
│   ├── intro.md
│   ├── installation.md
│   ├── usage.md
│   ├── api/properties.md
│   ├── troubleshooting.md
│   ├── contribution.md
│   └── versions.md
├── static/img/              # Essential assets only
│   ├── favicon.ico
│   ├── logo.svg
│   └── preview.gif
├── src/css/                 # Minimal custom CSS
├── docusaurus.config.ts     # Configuration
├── sidebars.ts              # Sidebar structure
├── package.json             # Dependencies
└── README.md                # Concise setup guide

.github/workflows/
└── deploy-docs.yml          # Auto-deployment workflow

Total: 19 essential files only - no unused components, images, or documentation files.

🗑️ Minimalistic Approach

The documentation follows a minimalistic design philosophy:

• ✅ No unused homepage components
• ✅ No default Docusaurus illustration images
• ✅ No redundant documentation files
• ✅ Only 3 essential assets (favicon, logo, preview gif)
• ✅ Concise, focused README
• ✅ Clean configuration without unnecessary options

🔄 Changes to Main Repository

• ✅ Updated README.md with documentation links
• ✅ Updated roadmap to mark documentation as complete
• ✅ No changes to library code
• ✅ No breaking changes

🚀 Deployment Instructions

To enable the documentation site, the maintainer needs to:

1. Enable GitHub Pages:

   • Go to Settings → Pages
   • Set Source to "GitHub Actions"

2. Verify Workflow Permissions:

   • Go to Settings → Actions → General
   • Ensure "Read and write permissions" is selected

3. Deploy:

   • Merge this PR to main
   • GitHub Actions will automatically deploy
   • Site will be live at: https://paufau.github.io/react-native-multiple-modals/

✨ Key Benefits

• Better Organization: Content structured logically with clear navigation
• Enhanced Discovery: Built-in search helps users find what they need
• Minimal Footprint: Only essential files, no bloat
• Professional Appearance: Clean, modern look
• Easy Maintenance: Simple markdown editing
• Automatic Deployment: No manual steps required
• Version Control: Documentation versioned with code
• Responsive Design: Works perfectly on mobile devices

📝 Content Migration

All content from the original README has been:

• ✅ Preserved and migrated to the documentation
• ✅ Enhanced with more examples and details
• ✅ Organized into logical sections
• ✅ Expanded with troubleshooting tips and migration guides

🧪 Testing

• ✅ Build succeeds without errors
• ✅ No broken links detected
• ✅ All navigation working correctly
• ✅ Syntax highlighting functional
• ✅ Responsive design verified
• ✅ Dark mode working

🎉 Result

A professional, minimal, and easily maintainable documentation site with only essential files that significantly enhances the developer experience for React Native Multiple Modals users!

Original prompt

Create a separate "docs" folder. Initialize a "docusaurus" project there. Try to copy information from README to a structured docs for easier and clear navigation through usages and props. If it's possible to host as a github wiki page, then do that as well

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@copilot make docs as minimalistic as possible. Try to remove unused files

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@copilot make docs as minimalistic as possible. Try to remove unused files

Made the docs minimalistic by removing all unused files:

Removed:

• HomepageFeatures component (unused)
• Default Docusaurus illustration SVGs (5 files)
• Social card placeholder image
• Extra documentation files (DOCUMENTATION_SUMMARY.md, GITHUB_PAGES_SETUP.md)
• Empty directories
• Verbose documentation in README

Kept:

• 7 essential documentation pages
• 3 minimal assets (favicon, logo, preview.gif)
• Core configuration files
• Minimal custom CSS

The docs now have a clean, minimal structure with only the essential files needed for documentation and deployment.

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