ci: add Jekyll GitHub Pages deployment workflow - #1161
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This workflow automates the building and deployment of a Jekyll site to GitHub Pages, including steps for checking out the code, building the site, and deploying it.
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This workflow automates the building and deployment of a Jekyll site to GitHub Pages, including steps for checking out the code, building the site, and deploying it.