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Changing base URL of astro site to editioncrafter.org (#140)
* add github folder to gitignore
* Create storybook.yml
* updated m&k logo in footer
* adding github workflows to gitignore
* update footer text
* minor updates to home page copy
* added odt; added project descriptions to detail pages
* adding ely green variorum
* remove storybook workflow
* added CNAME file for custom domain
* removed CNAME file for now
* fixing layout bug with footer on EC pages
* changing base site to editioncrafter.org
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