Add files to website that are linked from README.md#195
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Add files to website that are linked from README.md
Why
These are linked from
README.mdso need to be there.Note
These are copied as simple text files so no formatting. Not sure it will work well in all browsers.
There are a some elisp files that are linked too as well. Easiest would be to copy them as well but I left that for now since I ran out of time and I'm not sure if that is a good approach. Maybe we should consider to link to these files in the savannah repo? That comes with some drawback too so another reason to not rush it.
And yes. I have pushed the updated files to the website so it should be mostly good now. (Except for the links to the src files that is.)