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Publish native Swift DocC documentation on GitHub Pages - #4
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Swift-JSON’s native DocC references are compiled and qualified but have no public website. Publish the four product references and guides at https://thorfuchs.github.io/Swift-JSON/, with a responsive landing page and source/build provenance. Link the site from the README and documentation index.
The docs lane transforms its exact qualified archives for the project base path, checks routes/assets and produces the Pages artifact. Publication runs only on main after all three native CI lanes pass, with deployment-only Pages/OIDC permissions and a main-only environment. Actions are pinned, generated content stays out of Git, and PRs cannot deploy.
Validation: the local native docs lane passed on macOS 27, Swift 6.4 and SDK 27.2: 541 authored public declarations, eight executed README examples, four warning-free catalogues, 884 static routes and 4,414 local link/asset checks. Browser preview confirmed the landing page and native schema reference. Required hosted checks will qualify the final source before merge. No library/API/dependency/platform change, version tag or package release.