CI Tool: Build Doxygen documentation and upload

Some lazy people (@agauggel) needs Doxygen documentation in their web-browser but they don't want to build it themselves (Windows and installing Doxygen, I guess).

So maybe the CI-Tool could build the Doxygen documentation as HTML and upload it to a userpage or into the Wiki... I don't know.

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Gute Idee, kümmere ich mich drum.

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Die Doku kann jetzt zu jedem Build-Run auf der Pipeline Seite als Artefakt heruntergeladen werden.
Gleichzeitig wird die Doku des Branches Develop immer aktualisiert auf: https://vkcv.de/develop .
Die Doku von Branches findet man jeweils unter: https://vkcv.de/branch/BRANCHNAME .

Habe jetzt erstmal die wunderbare Domain vkcv.de im Sonderangebot registriert ( 83 Cents!!!!111 (merged) ). Später kann das ganze ja als Userpage hochgeladen werden oder sonst wo.

Noch schöner könnte man das ganze machen, wenn man aus dem Doxygen noch Input für Sphinx macht. Dann sieht das ganze so aus wie auf readthedocs.io.

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