Since docs are now generated alongside builds and hosted on the app server there is no longer a barrier to using docusaurus docs as the main documentation presentation. Any user looking for docs can use the GH Pages hosted site or a "versioned" docs site hosted on their MS app. Due to this we can fully commit to docusaurus and take advantage of MDX layouts to simplify docs.
* Replace env/file configs headings in configuration with MDX tabs to make reading easier
* Remove superfluous TOCs
* Replace internal links in repo readme with links to docsite
* Use lower headers so docusaurs sidebar TOC is more accurate
* Specify header levels for config/FAQ to make sidebar more concise
* Wrap inline TOC in details block -- so docusaurs users don't have to see it twice but its still available to github viewers
* Switch to lower-level mdns library for more control during debugging
* Use avahi-browse with host avahi-daemon to circumvent musl (alpline) issues with mdns resolution https://johnsiu.com/blog/alpine-linux/
* Allows users to define a base URL to be used for default redirect URI generation
* Convenience mostly for docker users so they do not have to explicitly define redirect uri for each source/client
* Use in UI start up logging hints
Docusaurus treats the files as assets and forces them to download when relative links. Instead, use external links to github so the user can stay in browser
