Moved features to own page, added ToC to pages #30
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Signed-off-by: Jan Bicker <[email protected]>
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Thanks Jan, just one suggestion: |
That was actually a lot / too much. So I decided to show the first level only. |
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Added Table of contents to each page (except Getting Started because there is such kind of ToC in the abstract).
Additionally the list of features were moved to their own page because it felt like this is a topic worth its own page.