* Create template for spec pages
* Adapt syntax-table styles to Bootstrap
* Reposition type/size annotations at col 86 (and update README.md)
* Let Bootstrap style breadcrumb trails
* Unrelated: abstract footer to an _include
Homepage "jumbotron" (logo + statement) should align well on all
viewport sizes. Specifically on phones (<768px), logo and statement
should both take full width and stack (and center).
At tablet widths, distribute 1/3:2/3. At larger widths, 1/4:3/4.
The latest version of Draco brings many new enhancements to improve the
development experience:
* Stable API release
* Support for npm Javascript package management
* Javascript based encoder
* Generalized metadata for meshes and point clouds
* Now supporting material properties included along with encoded file
* Improved compression rates:
* 15% better compression on smaller models
* 40% better compression of normals
* Performance improvements (~10% faster encoding, decoding)
* Reduced GPU memory usage:
* Option to store decoded quantized attributes
* Support for triangle strip connectivity on decoded meshes
* iOS 9 Javascript decoder
* Bitstream specification now available
Though homepage is rendered completely from a template,
it still needs an index.md to generate.
Also change subpage breadcrumb links to relative, so they
work in the GitHub Pages context. For example "/" points
to the Google Org's home rather than Draco's home, so use
"..", etc.
For building docs locally, there's no need to specify
an alternate `--baseurl` as long as `jekyll serve`` is
issued from the `/docs` directory, as indicated in
README.md.
Removed --baseurl guidance and emphasized README.md
instructions.
GitHub is configured to use the contents of `/docs` for web
content, thus treating `docs` as the docroot, thus configuring
a baseurl of `/docs` is mistaken in production (GitHub Pages).
In the local dev case a baseurl is needed (`/docs`), but can
be passed on the Jekyll commandline.
When using isspace(c), c should be an unsigned char given __chvalidator() requires a valid ascii value ( c >= -1 && c <= 255) and throws an error in the case of a signed char value between -128 and -2.
