Add pull request job for validating the documentation build - #4510
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This allows the documentation build to be previewed. This may be something that a developer making active changes to the documentation would want to double check. This does _not_ actually publish the documentation pages anywhere, but they will be available for download on the pull request action itself. There was a recent version bump that I believe would have broken the documentation build (see: FoundationDB#4503). So this is also designed to test any dependency updates made to our docs.
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This allows the documentation build to be previewed. This may be something that a developer making active changes to the documentation would want to double check. This does not actually publish the documentation pages anywhere, but they will be available for download on the pull request action itself.
There was a recent version bump that I believe would have broken the documentation build (see: #4503). So this is also designed to test any dependency updates made to our docs.