Auto-publish TypeDoc to gh-pages

[Miracle656]

Background

Wraith's internal modules are useful as a Node library too, but they're undocumented. TypeDoc can generate a browsable API reference from the existing TSDoc comments with zero new content authoring.

What to build

A workflow that runs typedoc and pushes the HTML output to gh-pages on every main push.

Key files

• New: typedoc.json
• New: .github/workflows/typedoc.yml

Suggested execution

git checkout -b ci/typedoc-publish

1. npm i -D typedoc
2. Configure typedoc.json with entryPoints covering the public modules
3. Workflow runs npx typedoc and pushes docs/ to gh-pages via peaceiris/actions-gh-pages
4. README links to the hosted docs

Example commit message:
ci(docs): auto-publish TypeDoc API reference to gh-pages

Acceptance criteria

• TypeDoc HTML appears on gh-pages
• Workflow runs on every main push
• README links to the URL
• No errors in typedoc output

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[Miracle656]

Closing as already implemented.

.github/workflows/typedoc.yml on main runs npx typedoc and publishes to the gh-pages branch via peaceiris/actions-gh-pages@v3, which is what this issue asked for.

Nobody was assigned, so no contributor work is affected. It should have been closed when the workflow landed — a maintainer-side miss, not a contributor one.

If the published output is missing something you expected, comment and I will reopen with the remaining scope.