eashaw 0ea4972920 Implement /handbook on fleetdm.com (#2230)
* uncomment handbook route, disable redirect, add link to top nav

* Handbook page, note: most of this is directly copied from the docs, build handbook

* added maintainer <meta> tags

* handbook styles

* handbook broken up into different files

* update handbook layout

* updating markdown files

* handbook layout, adjusted header margins to make room for handbook

* handling links to specific sections in markdown compilation

* lint fixes

* commented out search bar for now

* cleaned up page script

* update handbook and clean up styles

* Delete handbook.md

* updated product content from latest version

* clean up styles, remove hardcoded image widths

* markdown updates

* title and description for /handbook, removed commented out route

* fix styles on firefox, remove commented logs

* lint fix

* update class name

* fix broken link

* updated how hashes are handled in links, adjusted links in handbook

* lint fix

* updated function names, removed comments, small markdown syntax fix

* move handbook link into footer
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