Update README to clarify project site configuration requirements with tools like CRA, webpack, Vite, etc.#445
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I've noticed a common misconception about GitHub Pages, specifically project sites that are not served at the root
<user|org>.github.iodomain and instead under a/<repo>path.Some example issues for the
gh-pagesproject that reflect this:The only way I can think to alleviate this is to address it right in the project's
README.md, hence this PR.