The GitHub wiki is an anti-pattern

The author argues that GitHub's built-in wiki feature is an anti-pattern for project documentation, citing its only real advantage—easy accessibility—against numerous drawbacks including lack of version control with code, unavailability in local clones, and limited customization. Instead, the author recommends storing documentation in a `/docs` folder alongside code, setting up GitHub Pages for publishing, and using a wiki page only to direct users to the hosted documentation.