Based on discussion here:
https://github.com/civicrm/civicrm-dev-docs/pull/189

Content in it needs to be re-oragnized into multiple other pages. We'll
leave that for another time.

https://wiki.civicrm.org/confluence/display/CRMDOC/Using+the+API

All content here was already in the dev guide so I just created the
redirect.

https://wiki.civicrm.org/confluence/display/CRMDOC/Call+the+CiviCRM+API+from+a+custom+template

All content already existed in Dev Guide, so just needed to create the
redirect.

https://wiki.civicrm.org/confluence/display/CRMDOC/Extension+Review

(There actually was no content in the wiki page which was not already in
the Dev Guide, so the only thing needed here was to create the
redirect.)

Document API joins - closes #125

* They have been moved to the CiviRules Guide:
  https://docs.civicrm.org/civirules/en/latest/
* Close #183

Revise for Legacy OS - Docker Toolbox

Identify two environments:  Docker for Windows / Mac / Linux and Legacy
OS (Windows 7, 8.1, 10 Home Premium).  Provide docker run commeands for
each environment.

Close #184

Close #86

This is to make sure internal redirects are working, as recently
implemented in docs-publisher

Close #181 removed obsolete discussion

Add script to locally serve MkDocs site through docker

This way the docker image shows the repository that was used to generate
the image and people can go to that repo to look at the Dockerfile used.

Correct default permission for custom API entities; clarify example. Fix #136

CRM-19813 - Document support for hooks via Symfony

This updates the docs to ensure that hook parameters exactly match the names
in the code.

Prior to 4.7.19, the names of hook-parameters didn't really matter (as long
as they were in the right order).  In 4.7.19, the names took on extra
significance because Symfony-based listeners use objects and fields (e.g.
`$event->firstParam`) instead of ordered params (`function($firstParam)`).

 * Rewrite "Events"
 * Use more consistent style in the two examples
 * Move some "notes" into new section, "Methods"

What's wrong with a little inversion of logic?