kenshoo/python-style-guide ? reverse-engineered prompt

Build me a clean public website for this Python style guide, using the content from the README as the source of truth.

I want it to feel friendly and easy to read, not overly formal, and it should present the guide in a clear way with a table of contents, section anchors, and nicely formatted code examples. Keep the tone humble and open, since this is meant to share opinions and spark discussion, not act like the one true way to write Python.

Make the page easy to scan on desktop and mobile, with good typography and spacing. If it helps, you can add simple navigation and a polished landing section that explains what the guide is for. Please preserve all the existing advice and organize it better so beginners can actually use it. If you need current best practices for docs layout or styling, look up the latest docs online first.