Switch APM Agent for Ruby to Asciidoctor #715
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Switches the core of the build for the APM Agent for Ruby docs from the end-of-life AsciiDoc to the actively maintained Asciidoctor. The HTML differences are mostly whitespace but there are two "real" differences: 1. The edit url for the section at `api.html#api-context` goes to `index.asciidoc` in AsciiDoc and `api.asciidoc` in AsciiDoctor. AsciiDoctor seems more right here. 2. Empty table cells do not have an empty paragraph tag in them.
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Switches the core of the build for the APM Agent for Ruby docs from the
end-of-life AsciiDoc to the actively maintained Asciidoctor. The HTML
differences are mostly whitespace but there are two "real" differences:
api.html#api-contextgoes toindex.asciidocin AsciiDoc andapi.asciidocin AsciiDoctor.AsciiDoctor seems more right here.