MTG Python Deckbuilder v4.5.1

Summary

Adds an in-app documentation portal with 13 user guides accessible directly at /help, contextual help icons throughout the build workflow, and a consistent page header style across all pages.

Added

Web documentation portal

All 13 user guides are now accessible directly in the app at /help — no need to navigate to GitHub. A guide index lists every guide with a short description; each guide page renders full markdown with heading anchors for deep linking.

In-guide table of contents

Each guide page shows a sidebar with an auto-generated "On This Page" section linking to all headings in the current guide. Collapses to a hamburger toggle on mobile.

Contextual help links

Small help icons appear throughout the UI — in the build wizard, bracket selector, owned cards mode, partner selection, and other areas — linking directly to the relevant guide section in a new tab without interrupting the current workflow.

New guide: Multi-Copy Package

New dedicated guide covering all multi-copy card archetypes, count recommendations, exclusive groups, bracket interaction, and FAQ.

Guide enhancements

All 13 guides end with a See Also section linking to related guides. FAQ sections added to 5 guides (Bracket Compliance, Include/Exclude, Locks/Replace/Permalinks, Owned Cards, Budget Mode). theme_browser.md documents the 4-factor badge scoring formula; bracket_compliance.md includes a full enforcement matrix.

Consistent page headers

All pages now share a unified header style — same font size, description line, and bottom separator — replacing the previous mix of different heading sizes and layouts.

"Help & Guides" button on home page

Quick link to the documentation portal from the home page.

Changed

Docker: `docs/` volume mount

docker-compose.yml and dockerhub-docker-compose.yml now mount ./docs into the container so documentation edits reflect immediately without a container rebuild.

Fixed

Bug: missing idx argument in project_detail() inside theme_preview.py caused theme preview pages to crash.
Bug: build_permalinks router not mounted in app.py caused all permalink-related endpoints to return 404.
Pydantic V2 deprecation warning silenced: DeckExportRequest now uses model_config = ConfigDict(...).

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