Add tool to convert Google Docs to Markdown#105
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This tool was used to generate `_minutes/2021-10-14-wecg.md`.
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This tool was used to generate
_minutes/2021-10-14-wecg.mdin #104, and supersedes the manual process from #23.To use this tool:
(Note that the issue/comment field also linkifies
@name-handles, but that does not happen in markdown previews in.mddocuments)If the notes look fine, push to Github as follows:
meeting-yyyy-mm-ddbranch locally branched offorigin/main, create a file called_minutes/yyyy-mm-dd-wecg.mdand paste the markdown there. Also update the "Upcoming meetings" and "Past meetings" entries in_minutes/README.md. Commit the code to the branch and push the branch to the remote repo here.See #104 for the most recent example, or the pull requests linked from #23 for more comments.