Ship manpages for all core modules

[strugee]

It would be super neat if all the Node core modules shipped manpages. E.g. the HTTP module would have a corresponding node-http(3) manpage. (Is section 3 the most appropriate? It's for library calls, so I'm not sure. Let's bikeshed.) In particular this is useful for working offline - I suspect a lot of distributions of Node don't ship the HTML docs. I know my Homebrew install sure didn't install them.

I'm totally willing to put together a PR adding a build process for these, but I wanted to double-check that such a PR would be accepted.

[Fishrock123]

I'd be ok with this but I'm not sure what the maintenance burden would be like.

If the doctool could build it I'd be down though. (Specifically, the library pages, I'd prefer the node.1 page to remain as it is I think.)

Section 3 sounds about right.

[strugee]

If the doctool could build it I'd be down though.

That's what I was planning to do. We can just automatically build them from Markdown.

[addaleax]

Btw, would it help if we switched from marked to remark? I think it has become clear in the past that that might make sense, and re-writing the doctool with that has been on my long-term todo list.

[strugee]

For some reason I thought it was already on remark? But yeah, if not I'd do that too.

[Trott]

@nodejs/documentation Thoughts on this one?

[strugee]

FYI I started a PR for this today in #14164.

[Trott]

It seems like perhaps this should be closed. Feel free to re-open (or leave a comment requesting that it be re-opened) if you disagree. I'm just tidying up and not acting on a super-strong opinion or anything like that.