Migrate Documentation to Next.js with High-End IDE Aesthetic#10
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- Created `ocp-docs` Next.js application for documentation. - Integrated `ui-kit` themes and components. - Implemented a developer-first header with blur-on-scroll and search. - Added a static SVG grid background with mouse-follow highlight. - Used elegant glass panels for documentation content. - Configured MDX content loading from existing `docs/product-hub/content/`. - Set up GitHub Actions for automated deployment to `gh-pages`. Co-authored-by: dcplatforms <10982057+dcplatforms@users.noreply.github.com>
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This PR migrates the OCP documentation from a static HTML/JS site to a modern Next.js application. The new UI follows a "high-end IDE" aesthetic with glassmorphism, a grid background, and a developer-first navigation. It leverages the existing OCP UI-Kit for brand consistency and maintains Markdown as the primary content format for easy contributions. Deployment is automated via GitHub Actions.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 11276902637759373300 started by @dcplatforms