Use Turing Actions for Documenter site and Navbar#106
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Until now docs were using old navbar injection script that breaks at many places. I have replaced it with Turing Actions and also updated docs workflow to use Turing Actions which supports adding navbar direectory.
I have also updated navbar design to support all Documenter themes and lets keep JuliaGP navbar in this org instead of Turing so I have added new it in
.githubrepo: JuliaGaussianProcesses/.github#4