docs: Rename remaining "author-mode" to "serve"

Signed-off-by: Jorge Marques <[email protected]>

README.md

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ The generated documentation will be available at `docs/_build/html` and it
 provides information about the `adoc` command line tool and general documentation
 guidelines.
 
-In summary, the `author-mode` allows to live reload the documentation when editing
+In summary, the `serve` allows to live reload the documentation when editing
 the docs, and `aggregate` to generate an aggregated documentation of the multiple
 repositories.
 

docs/ci.rst

@@ -92,11 +92,11 @@ To serve the build in a local server, Python built-in server can be used:
 
    $python -m http.server -d /path/to/docs/_build/html
 
-Or with hot reload using :ref:`author-mode`:
+Or with hot reload using :ref:`serve`:
 
 .. shell::
 
-   $adoc author-mode -d /path/to/docs
+   $adoc serve -d /path/to/docs
 
 .. _ci-rolling-release:
 

docs/docs_guidelines.rst

@@ -177,12 +177,12 @@ required for the PDF build.
    the HTML pages of documentation. If not set, some components of the pages
    may not render properly.
 
-Alternatively, WeasyPrint can be used with :ref:`author-mode` with this command:
+Alternatively, WeasyPrint can be used with :ref:`serve` with this command:
 
 .. shell::
 
    ~/some_repository/docs
-   $adoc author-mode --directory . --builder pdf
+   $adoc serve --directory . --builder pdf
 
 The advantage of WeasyPrint is that the design styles (CSS stylesheet) is
 respected.
@@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ For example, to render content during build that would instead be rendered with
 third-party JavaScript libraries in the user browser.
 
 Still, another approach is to patch the generated html, like is done at
-:git-doctools:`adi_doctools/cli/aux_print.py` for :ref:`author-mode` and
+:git-doctools:`adi_doctools/cli/aux_print.py` for :ref:`serve` and
 :ref:`custom-doc` with pdf builders.
 
 .. _local_refs:

docs/install.rst

@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ At the repository root, install the `npm` dependencies locally:
 
 If you choose to not use ``npm``, you can obtain pre-built web-scripts from the
 latest release.
-For that, just run :ref:`author-mode` after the repository is installed and
+For that, just run :ref:`serve` after the repository is installed and
 confirm the prompt that will appear.
 
 Fetch third-party resources