Fixed typo.

Added readme and output html file for this system itself.

README.txt

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+SVSDOC is a quick-and-dirty documentation system for Common Lisp.
+Converts Common Lisp documentation strings to HTML.
+Minimal dependencies: Just closer-mop.
+It's very simple: It only generates HTML output, and it sends all the
+documentation for a package to a single HTML page. It's much simpler
+than most of the other documentation systems for Common Lisp but that
+also makes it much easier to maintain and easier to port.
+
+EXAMPLE
+(with-open-file (s "ccl:svsdoc.html" :direction :output :if-exists :supersede)
+  (svsdoc:print-package-docs :svsdoc s :external t :internal t :variables t :functions t :macros t :classes t :generic-functions t))
+
+OTHER DOCUMENTATION SYSTEMS FOR COMMON LISP
+(ql:quickload "atdoc")
+www.lichteblau.com/atdoc/doc/
+Not recommended. Loads, but doesn't run, in CCL because it's
+not conditionalized for CCL, and depends on a WHOLE BUNCH
+of other stuff. Very hard to call. See the example of calling it in 
+gendocs.lisp, in the trivial-garbage system. cl-geonames also uses
+it for documentation:
+https://github.com/nlamirault/cl-geonames
+
+(ql::quickload "cl-api")
+Generates HTML output, simple, easy to call. Has to be modified
+to make it work in CCL. This is easy to do, but it doesn't seem
+to have a public Git or other repo so I can't do a pull request for
+my changes.