Provides a sortable HTML table.

To test: checkout the branch and point your browser's URL to:
file:///$yourHomePath/$repoPath/metafacture-documentation/docs/flux/flux-commands-table.html

Would this simple HTML table provide the needed functionality?

Thinking about it - no. We indeed need filter.

The HTML table comes now with filter for the signature. The name column is sortable.
To test proceed as described in #52 (comment) .

I thinik this table is cool, but I do not know If we should duplicate the documentation. Also the page should be implemented into the just-the-docs template. Perhaps we should only add the name of the function linking to the documentation and the sig in and sog out column.

Discussed with @maipet and @TobiasNx we should try to integrate the table into our documentation, at best instead of https://metafacture.github.io/metafacture-documentation/docs/flux/flux-commands.html. What's missing:

• freeze table header when scrolling
• anchor links
• jekyl searchable, including the level view ("search-context")
• formatting in description and options

The just-the-docs theme has a possibilty to only view a simple table.
Other templates, like https://idratherbewriting.com/documentation-theme-jekyll/mydoc_tables.html come with a more elaborate table, using jquery. Seems to be near perfect, while a filtering with a drop-down menue seems to be missing (you have to type in the IN/OUT signature to filter).
However, I think it's possible to embed own javascript in just-the-docs . So I am gonna try this.
Note:
the table is really big, and embedding the table into the theme having the whole navigation on the left side and be restricted in the width to the right we loose so much overview that it renders the table nearly useless IMO. It is possible, though, to render the table using the template without navigation but with some look and feel of the theme (colors, fonts etc.). I will show you.