Add support for the Swift package index #297
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# Motivation We had some scripts around to generate docs for this package but all of our other packages are now providing documentation on the Swift package index. # Modification This removes the old script to generate documentation and adds an `.spi.yml` file. Furthermore, I removed the conditional dependency on the docc plugin which we are unconditionally depending on in most of our other packages like NIO.
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Motivation
We had some scripts around to generate docs for this package but all of our other packages are now providing documentation on the Swift package index.
Modification
This removes the old script to generate documentation and adds an
.spi.ymlfile. Furthermore, I removed the conditional dependency on the docc plugin which we are unconditionally depending on in most of our other packages like NIO.