[meld] Add pintail config for help sub-site build

[Kai Willadsen <kaiw src gnome org>]

commit 5229266a87612aae3e3325ca842385a2f38267b1
Author: Kai Willadsen <kai willadsen gmail com>
Date:   Sun Sep 4 09:33:19 2022 +1000

    Add pintail config for help sub-site build
    
    This is mostly so that we get correct full paths in our help files.

 help/C/pintail.cfg | 40 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
 1 file changed, 40 insertions(+)
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diff --git a/help/C/pintail.cfg b/help/C/pintail.cfg
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+[pintail]
+# The [pintail] section contains general options for the entire
+# site. There are also directory-specific options in sections for
+# groups below.
+
+# The URL of the root you're putting files into. Most of the time,
+# "/" is fine, but you can use "http://example.com/"; instead. If
+# needed, you can use "http://example.com/some/root/";. Make sure
+# the value ends with a "/". The default is "/" if not set.
+# `pintail --local` overrides this value.
+site_root = /help/
+
+# The extension for the output HTML files. This defaults to
+# '.html' if it's not set
+# html_extension = .html
+
+# The extension to use when referencing built HTML files in links.
+# This defaults to the value of html_extension. If your web server
+# can serve foo.html when foo is requested, setting this to empty
+# is a nice way to get cleaner URIs.
+# link_extension =
+
+# The path to a custom XSLT file. You can override any templates
+# from pintail or yelp-xsl. Do not import/include the pintail or
+# yelp-xsl stylesheets in this file. Pintail automatically creates
+# a top-level stylesheet that includes and imports all necessary
+# files.
+# custom_xsl = somefile.xsl
+
+
+# [/some/dir/]
+# You can use some options for each directory. Use the absolute
+# path within this site build (i.e. not including any directories
+# in site_root). Use a leading and trailing "/". For the root
+# directory, use [/].
+
+# Extra files you want copied into the target directory. Note that
+# you don't have to list media files that are referenced in your
+# page files. Those are copied automatically.
+# extra_files=graph.svg examplecode.py