You store Markdown documentation in a GitHub repository and need changes to trigger recompilation into a static website accessible to users. Which two tools can be used to compile the static documentation website?

Jekyll and DocFX are both static site generators commonly used to compile documentation from Markdown files into static websites. Jekyll is a popular open-source tool, especially for GitHub Pages, which integrates seamlessly with GitHub repositories. DocFX is a documentation generator from Microsoft that can also build static websites from Markdown and other source files, offering features like API documentation generation. WordPress is a content management system (CMS) that uses a database and dynamic pages, not a static site generator for Markdown. Caret is a Markdown editor, not a compiler. Medium is a blogging platform, not a tool for compiling static websites from repository-based Markdown.