Move documentation to symfony-docs #617
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Now that the documentation belong to the symfony-docs repo, let's link the documentation in the README.
After @OskarStark's comment: symfony/symfony-docs#19109 (comment)
Also, we discussed during SymfonyCon that this component may be moved to the the Symfony monolith repository. What do you think about it @dunglas? If it's OK, I'd like to try to take care of transferring the code if possible. 🙂