Add a documentation catalog.#860
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Curated symbols. Simple oranization to match layout in Sources
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Add a
.docccatalog to curate the symbols for documentationIf you build the documentation for the current package, it lists all the project symbols in a single collection, and groups them by
struct,protocol,enumand so on. It's overwhelming if you're trying to navigate the project for the first time.This PR adds a documentation catalog and organizes the symbols to match the hierarchy in the Sources folder. There are no changes to the source files, and very little additional documentation added. (I added a project description just so it wasn't blank)..
You can preview these changes either with Xcode's Build Documentation command, or adding the docc package plugin to the manifest.