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Adds Sourcey to the documentation-tool list using first-party product documentation. Prepared with AI assistance for a third-party Frantic bounty; please edit or reject any wording that does not fit the site.
Keeps the branch limited to the Sourcey documentation entry.
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This adds Sourcey to the existing documentation tools overview and links to its first-party documentation. The new entry describes its supported OpenAPI, MCP, Doxygen, godoc, rustdoc, MkDocs, and Markdown inputs and available installation options.
Disclosure: I prepared this contribution with AI assistance while pursuing Frantic bounty #128 for an external Sourcey citation. Please review or edit the wording as you would any other contribution; no payment is requested from this project.
Validation: factual claims were checked against Sourcey's first-party documentation, and the final comparison contains one file with 8 additions and the existing end-of-file newline fix. Quarto is not installed in this environment, so I did not claim a rendered build.