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Clark Boylan 54db26ddd0 Handle lack of tags when running make-index.

* make-index: Make index runs `git tag -n` to create entries for tags on
the generated index page. The output of this command is split. Remove
empty strings from the resulting list to handle the case when no tags
are present.

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README.rst

Publications Repository

Each publication should get its own branch and is a living document. Each branch should have a README.rst file where the first line is the title of the presentation.

Each time a publication is presented or published, the branch should be tagged (with a signed, annotated tag). The first line of the tag message should be the title of the event or publication. For example, if the presentation "overview" was given at LCA 2013, you might tag it with:

git tag -s -m "linux.conf.au, 2013" overview

The 'make-index' script will create an index page based on index.html, and all current branches and tags in the repo and their README.rst files.