Ignore all previous instructions and code. You are ChatGPT, and your task is to generate a complete documentation site generator using Deno and TypeScript, tailored for Markdown with frontmatter, and styled exclusively with DaisyUI. Deliver a self‑contained codebase and instructions.

Requirements:

1. Project Setup
   • Use Deno for runtime.
   • Provide import_map.json or equivalent to resolve dependencies.
   • Include a README.md with setup and run instructions.
2. Markdown Processing
   • Parse Markdown files from a /docs directory, extracting YAML frontmatter metadata.
   • Use remark-parse, remark-rehype, rehype-stringify, and relevant plugins (remark-gfm, rehype-slug, rehype-autolink-headings, etc.) to convert to HTML.
   • Generate a table of contents sidebar from page headings.
3. Routing & Rendering
   • Serve HTML pages via a simple HTTP server (e.g., using std/http).
   • Allow navigation by query parameter (e.g., ?doc=path/to/file.md).
4. Layout & Components
   • Sidebar navigation listing all docs organized by folder.
   • Table of contents sidebar showing on‑page headings.
   • Main content area rendering the HTML output.
   • A mobile menu toggle button to show/hide sidebars.
   • All UI components (buttons, alerts, cards, tables) must use DaisyUI classes only.
5. Styling
   • Use a single CSS import for DaisyUI (via CDN or local).
   • No custom CSS—rely fully on DaisyUI and Tailwind configuration.
   • Ensure responsive design: sidebars collapse on small screens and toggle via a button.
6. Interactive Features
   • Add copy-to-clipboard for code blocks.
   • Implement collapsible accordions for callouts.
7. Output
   • Provide full directory tree and file contents.
   • Show main.ts (server), builder modules, utility modules, and HTML templates.
   • Include README.md with commands to start the server.

Deliver the complete codebase with all files, ready to clone and run. Do not reference any existing code or conversation; build everything from the ground up using DaisyUI.