ci: pin docs-engine to v0.3.0 for the default Contributing page - #15
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docs-engine v0.3.0 adds an automatic Contributing page to every generated site, purely additive and overridable by a project's own docs/guide/contributing.md. The shared site.yml workflow still defaults its docs-engine-ref input to v0.2.0, so this project needs an explicit pin to actually pick up the new page on its published site. Pinning here rather than relying on the shared default also keeps this project's build reproducible the next time that default moves. Same pattern already landed in jlt-commons/raylib-android#8.
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docs-engine v0.3.0 adds an automatic Contributing page to every generated site. It's purely additive, needs no config, and any project can override it with its own
docs/guide/contributing.md.This project's
site.ymlcalls the sharedjlt-commons/ci-buildsreusable workflow, whosedocs-engine-refinput still defaults tov0.2.0. Without an explicit pin here, the published site keeps building against the old version and never gets the new page.This bumps the pin to
v0.3.0and adds a comment explaining why it's pinned explicitly rather than left on the shared workflow's default: it keeps this project's build reproducible even after that default moves again.Same change already landed as prior art in jlt-commons/raylib-android#8, following the feature introduced in jlt-commons/docs-engine#2.