fix: Stop committing generated docs to prevent repo bloat

[legleux]

High Level Overview of Change

The peaceiris/actions-gh-pages action commits the built files to the repo's gh-pages branch which has been bloating the repo.
This action will not do that.

Context of Change

There was 9 months of broken docs publishing before #5661 re-introduced docs building at and as development has accelerated the problem has grown.

Type of Change

• Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)

[mathbunnyru]

Looks good.
But in Clio we also call actions/configure-pages, could you please check if it's needed or not?

[legleux]

Looks good. But in Clio we also call actions/configure-pages, could you please check if it's needed or not?

Does that do something more we need? I may have done something in my repo ages ago but I didn't do anything special other than making sure "Source" was set to "GitHub Actions" in (my repo's) settings.

Is that part of what it handles? If not, then we do need to make sure https://github.com/XRPLF/rippled/settings/pages "Source" is set to "GitHub Actions". @bthomee

This action ran like this and produced: https://legleux.github.io/rippled/ (which is responsive to your system's theme apparently?!?) 😮

[bthomee]

Is that part of what it handles? If not, then we do need to make sure https://github.com/XRPLF/rippled/settings/pages "Source" is set to "GitHub Actions". @bthomee

It's currently set to "Deploy from a branch" with gh-pages as the branch. It's an easy change, just let me know if I should make it.

[legleux]

Is that part of what it handles? If not, then we do need to make sure https://github.com/XRPLF/rippled/settings/pages "Source" is set to "GitHub Actions". @bthomee

It's currently set to "Deploy from a branch" with gh-pages as the branch. It's an easy change, just let me know if I should make it.

Yes the goal is to stop using the gh-pages branch and my suggestion is to completely obliterate it from the entire repository's history.

I changed the source of documentation deployment. We can merge this now.