docs: PyPI version badge across docs site#199
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Three coordinated edits surface the published locus-sdk version throughout the mkdocs site, matching the README badge from #198: - docs/index.md — shields.io badge under the H1, Oracle-red. - overrides/partials/source.html — adds the badge to the mkdocs header right slot, alongside the existing GitHub icon. - docs/stylesheets/locus.css — .md-header__pypi selector for the header badge: inline-flex layout, subtle hover lift, narrower padding under 60em viewports. All three render the same shields.io image, which auto-updates when a new release publishes to PyPI. Signed-off-by: Federico Kamelhar <federico.kamelhar@oracle.com>
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Surfaces the published
locus-sdkversion in the mkdocs header right slot (every page), matching the README badge from #198.Changes
overrides/partials/source.html— adds the badge link next to the existing GitHub icon in the header right slot.docs/stylesheets/locus.css—.md-header__pypiselector: inline-flex layout, subtle hover lift, narrower padding under 60em viewports.Both use the same shields.io image as the README, so the badge auto-updates when a new release publishes to PyPI. Oracle-red (#C74634) to match the site palette.
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