Fix remaining warnings in the documentations

[NickCao]

Had to use a fork of sphinx-click to fix compatibility with asyncclick: NickCao/sphinx-click@f738c83

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation

  • Removed outdated API reference sections to streamline the documentation.
  • Added new driver package documentation.
  • Updated CLI command references and client setup guide links to reflect new naming.
  • Improved formatting in driver documentation for clarity.

• Chores

  • Enhanced the configuration by adding a new dependency and reformatting development dependencies for better readability.

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Walkthrough

This pull request updates various documentation files and configuration settings. It removes outdated adapter documentation and updates table of contents entries, adds a new driver package entry, and fixes formatting issues in API references. CLI documentation has been revised to reflect new module paths for Click commands and to remove obsolete entries. Additionally, a new dependency is introduced in the project configuration.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
docs/.../api-reference/adapters.md docs/.../api-reference/index.md	Removed the outdated Adapter API reference documentation and its TOC entry.
docs/.../api-reference/drivers/index.md docs/.../api-reference/drivers/pyserial.md	Added a new driver package entry (yepkit.md) and corrected the formatting of the PySerial driver class reference.
docs/.../cli-reference/jmp-exporter.md docs/.../cli-reference/jmp.md	Updated Click command references to reflect new module paths.
docs/.../cli/index.md	Removed the configuration.md entry from the CLI documentation TOC.
docs/.../introduction/clients.md	Updated client setup guide links to point to the new exporter paths.
pyproject.toml	Added the sphinx-click dependency sourced from Git and reformatted the dev dependency group for readability.

Possibly related PRs

• Fix doc references to jumpstarter.drivers.* #259: Involves similar updates to the PySerial driver documentation and class reference formatting.

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• NickCao

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• docs/source/cli-reference/jmp-exporter.md (1 hunks)
• docs/source/cli-reference/jmp.md (1 hunks)
• docs/source/cli/index.md (0 hunks)
• docs/source/introduction/clients.md (2 hunks)
• pyproject.toml (2 hunks)

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🔇 Additional comments (6)

docs/source/cli-reference/jmp.md (2)

1-4: Review the updated Click command reference path.
The change from the previous reference (likely jumpstarter.cli.client:client) to jumpstarter_cli_client:client is clearly reflected. Please confirm that this updated module path is valid within the new module structure and that Sphinx correctly resolves it.

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4-7: Validate doc directive options.
The use of the directives :prog: jmp and :nested: full is maintained and aligns with standard Sphinx-Click configuration. Make sure that when the documentation is built, these options render correctly, and the command details are shown as expected.

docs/source/cli-reference/jmp-exporter.md (2)

1-4: Verify updated module reference for the exporter command.
The updated Click command reference from jumpstarter.cli.exporter:exporter to jumpstarter_cli_exporter:exporter is consistent with the new naming convention. Please confirm that this module is available and that the reference is properly resolved in the documentation build process.

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4-7: Check directive rendering for jmp-exporter.
The provided directives, including :prog: jmp-exporter and :nested: full, are correctly formatted. Ensure that during documentation generation, these options display as intended and contribute to the clarity of the CLI command usage information.

pyproject.toml (2)

40-45: Improve readability of the dev dependency group formatting
The reformatting of the dev dependency group enhances clarity and maintainability by listing each dependency on its own line and placing the closing bracket on a separate line. This clear structure makes future edits and reviews easier.

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27-27: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Pin the forked sphinx-click dependency for reproducibility
The new dependency is added from a Git repository, but it isn’t pinned to a specific commit. Since the PR description references commit f738c837deb5fd99c42570684ceb8417cd297dd9, it’s best practice to include a revision attribute. This will ensure that builds and documentation generation remain consistent over time.

Proposed diff:

- sphinx-click = { git = "https://github.com/NickCao/sphinx-click" }
+ sphinx-click = { git = "https://github.com/NickCao/sphinx-click", rev = "f738c837deb5fd99c42570684ceb8417cd297dd9" }

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[mangelajo]

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