Track scaladoc site with Umami analytics - #25
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scaladoc has no native flag for injecting a custom script into every generated page's <head> (checked -help: -default-template only covers missing/empty static-site indexes). Every generated HTML file does have an identical, single-line </head> though, so this injects the tracker there via sed right after generation, before the Pages upload. Verified locally against real scala-cli --power doc output. The same website-id is used across all 4 repos' scaladoc subdomains; Umami records hostname per pageview, so they can still be told apart in the dashboard/API without needing separate website ids. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds Umami analytics tracking to the published scaladoc site.
scaladoc has no native flag for injecting a custom script into every generated page's
<head>(checked-help:-default-templateonly covers missing/empty static-site indexes). Every generated HTML file does have an identical, single-line</head>though, so this injects the tracker there viasedright after generation, before the Pages upload — verified locally against realscala-cli --power docoutput.The same website-id is used across all 4 repos' scaladoc subdomains; Umami records hostname per pageview, so traffic can still be told apart per-subdomain in the dashboard/API without needing separate website ids.
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