Enable Jekyll to render markdown files on GitHub Pages #6
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GitHub Pages was not rendering
.mdfiles due to a.nojekyllfile disabling Jekyll processing. Markdown files were served as raw text or downloads instead of HTML.Changes
.nojekyll- Enables Jekyll processing for markdown files_config.yml- Configures Kramdown with GFM support, Rouge syntax highlighting, and explicit includes for markdown files_layouts/default.html- Responsive template with navigation, proper styling for tables/code blocks/listslayout: defaultandtitlemetadataResult
Markdown files are now accessible as rendered HTML at their direct URLs (e.g.,
/slides/projects.md,/api/trace_tags.md). Existing HTML pages unchanged.Original prompt
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