STL docs in Gideon? (was: Re: playing with gideon)

[Caleb Tennis]

> You must be kidding :-)
> 2 MB is nothing, literally nothing, compared to the inconvenience to
> maintain two seperate packages. The inconveninience to read, and answer
> the same question "Where is the documentation" over and over and over
> again in the mailing list. Worse, if you split gideon into core and
> parts you are in "package hell".
>
> I say "Make it easy, include everything".

Why don't we put the documentation online, and use gideon to point to its 
location?  If a user wants to install the documentation locally, perhaps a 
simple tar xzf is all they need to do to have local docs.