Add a navigation bar for moving between projects/versions #36
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This PR adds a new type of URL,
/<project>/<version>/, to supplement the existing/static/docfiles/<project>/<version>/urls. The new URL format loads a 'viewport' page with a small navigation bar at the top, and the actual documentation loaded in a iframe below. This allows you to quickly navigate between projects and/or versions without having to go back to the index page. Links on the index page are also updated to take you to the viewport page rather than the raw docfiles (although the docfiles URLs still work exactly as they did before).Some javascript is used to ensure that navigating around the documentation in the iframe still causes the URL in the address bar ot update appropriately, and, clicking an external link in the iframe loads in a new tab.