build(deps-dev): bump zensical from 0.0.24 to 0.0.30

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Bumps zensical from 0.0.24 to 0.0.30.

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0.0.30

Summary

This version adds support for mike, a tool for managing multiple versions of MkDocs projects on GitHub Pages. We created a tailored fork of mike for Zensical – all mike commands should work as expected. Please refer to our documentation for setup instructions, and mike's documentation for advanced usage patterns and options.

Note that this is a temporary solution. Zensical will ship native support for versioning in the near future, which will remove the GitHub Pages constraint and offer more flexibility in how versions are deployed and served.

The user interface is updated to v0.0.11, which adds a floating table of contents menu for mobile to the modern theme. The toggle sits at the bottom of the screen for easy thumb access, and the sidebar scrolls to accommodate arbitrarily long tables of contents. This release also includes several improvements: snappier sidebar animations, better tooltip readability, and improved inline code block sizing.

Changelog

Features

• 77a08d9 compat – add support for mike

Bug fixes

• 97cdbc8 ui – update ui to v0.0.11
• 25e8c53 compat – validate docs-directory and custom-theme-directory (#475)

0.0.29

Summary

This version fixes an issue with absolute paths in links, as well as changed files not being picked up by Zensical on Windows 11.

Changelog

Bug fixes

• c1860ca compat – leave absolute links untouched (#466)
• 6775b75 zensical – canonicalize watched paths (#451)

0.0.28

Summary

This version updates the user interface to [v0.0.10], which fixes a couple of bugs related to search and code annotation rendering. Additionally, it adds support for version selectors in the modern theme, paving the way for adding support for mike to manage multiple versions of documentation on GitHub Pages.

In addition, this release adds new configuration options for the file watcher to improve compatibility in certain environments.

File watcher

You can now opt into using a polling-based file watcher, which is particularly useful when running Docker on Windows, where filesystem event limitations (e.g., inotify constraints) can cause issues.

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Commits

• 76d87b9 chore: release v0.0.30
• 97cdbc8 fix: update ui to v0.0.11
• 77a08d9 feature: add support for mike
• 25e8c53 fix: validate docs-directory and custom-theme-directory (#475)
• b8f21fb chore: release v0.0.29
• c1860ca fix: leave absolute links untouched (#466)
• 6775b75 fix: canonicalize watched paths (#451)
• 990a020 chore: release v0.0.28
• 5196cdb fix: invalid setup of MathJax in bootstrapped zensical.toml
• b710744 fix: update ui to v0.0.10
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