Feat: meta-tags are now configurable#254
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Added a new params.head section to the theme config.toml with the default values for meta-tags. The user can override these in their hugo.toml file. For individual docs pages, the meta-tags will use front-mater values first, then fall back to site defaults if they have not been set
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Added a new params.head section to the theme config.toml with the default values for meta-tags. The user can override these in their hugo.toml file.
For individual docs pages, the meta-tags will use front-mater values first, then fall back to site defaults if they have not been set
This PR resolves #243