[Documentation] Update Dokka to 1.8.10, Fix search #1595
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* Turn on alternative style for the Tabbed extension * Lock the major version of the mkdocs-material in the documentation publishing workflow * Use gradle/gradle-build-action@v2 in the documentation publishing as in other workflows
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Update Dokka to 1.8.10
This fixes the NoSuchMethodError exception when running the
dokkaHtmlMultiModuletask that appeared after upgrading Gradle to 8.1 (Kotlin/dokka#2796).This also brings a new UI for the API documentation pages.
Fixed search on documentation page
Turned on alternate style on the Tabbed extension of the
mkdocs-materialto fix search on internal doc pages (fixes #1533).Also locked the major version of the
mkdocs-materialto prevent uncontrolled updates in the future and added thegradle/gradle-build-action@v2action to the publishing documentation workflow as in other workflows