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[WIP] Use Pelican to build the site pages #7

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@in3otd in3otd commented Apr 16, 2018

As mentioned some time ago in #2, using a static website generator to build the site could be a good idea.

I've moved the main pages to reStructuredText and set up Pelican to build a web site which is very similar to the existing one; I've done only the minimal amount of changes needed to have something working. One exception is that I have moved all the News snippets to a separate subsection to make the main page text more prominent; as a side effect, this should also make easier to add new posts/news 😁.

This is intended to be a first step towards a restructuring of the site design and of its content - I'm not sure if it makes sense to merge this now, hence the [WIP], but it would be good if you could take a look and check if it seems to be going in the right direction.

The website content has been converted to reStructuredText
and moved to the the content/ directory.
Many other files (images, logos, PDF documents, etc.) have been
moved around to fit the new files structure.
The actual content is mostly unchanged, except for the news
snippets which have been moved to separate files (in content/news/)
in a blog-like organization.
The old stray getting_started.html page and its associated qucs.swf
file have been removed.
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