Adds a GitHub Pages site for documentation and announcements.

Closes #943

Fix a couple issues with draft flags and theme module install.

Second introductory blog post detailing the installation options for the
fapolicy-analyzer.

Adds hugo build to pull requests to validate site

Also fixes some typos from #1010

Adds a parser and evaluator for the fapolicyd filter config

The public api here is not integrated into the system in this PR. A
later commit will integrate it as the backend of the editor.

The evaluation function implemented here can be used to enhance the
analysis view by tying a trust decision back to a line from rpm filter,
similar to how rules are referenced. A difference between rules and
trust here is that the trust relation may not exist, where the rule
relation always exists.

The impl uses a trie to map characterwise for searching. The impl
supports the same wildcard characters as the fapolicyd impl. There is
decent test coverage, but likely more corner cases. Configurations from
the wild, mapped into tests, would be useful. The examples from the
fapolicyd man pages are mapped to tests.

#758

Upstream related updates to build and dependencies

- webkit2gtk4.1
- pyo3 0.21
- pyo3-log 0.10
- fixes el9 build
- pyo3 0.21 Bound smart pointer
- flit-core 3.9.0
- do not update hugo deps


Closes #903
Closes #1015 
Closes #1017

Add UI components to edit the fapolicyd trust filter config

Closes #758

Connect trust filter syntax checks to the info GUI

This also adds a lint warning for too many indents.

Closes #1018

Portable eval call during formatting

The eval() built-in functions API is evolving in 3.13. This change uses
a version check to add support for 3.13 while keeping support back to
3.9.

Closes #1019

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[v1.4.0](https://github.com/ctc-oss/fapolicy-analyzer/releases/tag/v1.4.0)
- 2024-07-28


### Added

- Added fapolicyd package filter config parser and analyzer.
([#1012](#1012))
- Added fapolicyd package filter config editor GUI.
([#1014](#1014))

### Fixed

- Address new Py 3.13 eval() parameter list while still supporting RHEL9
Py 3.9 ([#1022](#1022))

### Packaging

- Supporting Fedora 41, 40, 39, dropped support for 38.
([#1016](#1016))

This is an update that was applied in the Fedora repo to resolve an
issue publishing the 1.4.0 rpm.

The flit-core update to 3.9.0 pulled in a tomli dependency that was too
new for the build system. The difference between CI and Koji was the
inability to pull the PyPi dependencies brought tomli issue to light.

Workflow updates

- increase versions on deprecated actions
- fixes the glibc issue in the tools build

Closes #1028 
Closes #1030

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Co-authored-by: John Wass <wassj@ctc.com>