[doit] add initial doit file; add task DeployToGitHubPages #162
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This is a subset of #110.
As an initial approach to using pydoit, in this PR a
do.pyfile is added. It includes a single task for uploading the documentation to GitHub Pages. So, instead of having those commands hardcoded in the workflow file, the workflow executes the task through doit.doit can be executed as a CLI tool (which will search for a
dodo.py) or it can be used through an executable script. In this case, I made the script executable and I named itdo.py. As a result,./do.pyis equivalent todoit -f do.py.