Deprecated databroker, and split bluesky-tiled-plugins into separate repo#878
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Description
This removes bluesky-tiled-plugins and associated tooling configuration.
That package now lives in its own repo rather than sharing a repo
with databroker. (Note: It has always been a separate package. That
has not changed. Only the location of the code changed.)
Also, this re-instates documentation-publishing, which has been missing.
The documentation has rotted substantially as we prioritized resources
for Tiled deployment and deployment.
I have removed all tutorials, how-to guides, and explanations, which were
overwhelmingly broken and/or offering dated advice. I have retained
the API reference and added a deprecation notice in the README, which
also appears at the top of the index page for the docs.
Motivation and Context
How Has This Been Tested?