Documentation website

[conartist6]

Let's make a doc website for iter-tools.

I think we're to the point where it would be beneficial to have the npm readme to extoll the virtues of iter-tools. We should be telling people why they want to use it, and if we convince them then they can move on to an even more pleasant way of interacting with our documentation.

[sithmel]

Definitely!
As soon as I manage to clean up a few pending issues/PRs, I'd like to create a new ticket where we collaboratively set the goal for the new major release.

This should be one of them.

[KSXGitHub]

We should also add jsdoc comments to the code, it would help IntelliSense user, it can be used to generate web pages.

[conartist6]

A website is sneaking higher and higher on my list of priorities. As you suggest @KSXGitHub I do think I'll move from central API docs in the README to jsdoc style comments at the top of a method's source which will be parsed by the website generator.