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docs: add a CNAME example for site resources #1091

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When publishing to a web host (*e.g.*, [GitHub Pages](docs/publishing/github-pages.qmd)), you can define a custom domain using a `CNAME` record and add it to your site.
In this case, you can include the `CNAME` file in the resources list in your `_quarto.yml` configuration file:

```yaml
project:
type: website
resources:
- CNAME
```

## Dark Mode

Quarto websites can support both a light and dark mode. For example, you may use the `flatly` and `darkly` themes (which are designed to be used in tandem as dark and light appearances) as:
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