Document hashes for manually hosted package indexes - #2126
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The manual repository example currently recommends serving an automatically
generated directory listing, but those listings usually do not include artifact
hashes. This can leave package-manager lock files without hashes for artifacts
downloaded from the repository.
This adds a hash-bearing project detail page example, links to the Simple
Repository API contract, and points readers to
dumb-pypiwhen they want astatic site generator that supplies hashes and other repository metadata.
Closes #1951.
Validation:
git diff --checknox -s build(strict Sphinx HTML build with missing-reference warnings treated as errors)📚 Documentation preview 📚: https://python-packaging-user-guide--2126.org.readthedocs.build/en/2126/