Added a Github action workflow, to generate, with TSDOC, html based documentation. That is then published to Github Pages #1
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You can check how it looks on https://forwardfeed.github.io/devtypes/
The theme can be changed, I just picked the default because I just needed to have docs in an HTML format.
This will require to enable Github pages in the settings, but no other effort beside this.
Also I have set the update manually, but a quick commenting / un-commenting will set the trigger of this workflow
automatically on master-push.
That was the first time I ever had to tinker with github actions.
So please squash it this PR