Set up docs/CI in repo

[kelsey-wong]

See Anish's recommendations (from #tlm Slack channel):

• Project manager and build backend: Hatch and Hatchling
  • I see you're already using this
• Installer: uv (via installer = "uv" option in pyproject.toml)
  • Lot faster than the default pip installer
  • For a Python library using Hatchling as the build system, I don't think you need the .python-version or uv.lock
• Code quality and CI: GitHub Actions, Mypy, Ruff (via hatch fmt), Pytest (via hatch test), Codecov
  • We use (subsets of) these in our existing projects like airline-agent and cleanlab
• Docs: mkdocs-material and mkdocstrings-python, built in GitHub Actions and hosted using GitHub pages (via artifact, not branch)
  • Popular libraries like Pydantic AI and DSPy use mkdocs-material, you could take inspiration from their configuration. I also used this documentation system for a personal project a couple months ago, feel free to copy configurations from there.

[axl1313]

Lol I just ran ruff and there were like 500 errors 😅

[kelsey-wong]

oh shoot which ones? we had CI in the previous repo and all the ruff checks were passing. maybe check the config from the old project? https://github.com/cleanlab/tlm-archived

[axl1313]

• set up fmt, lint, type check, and unit tests in CI
• switch to uv installer
• set up docs
• set up deployment of docs to github pages