Migrate Cloudflare Docs to OMSF Playbooks

cloudflare-setup.md

@@ -2,65 +2,8 @@
 
 Here's a quick summary of what needs to be done to set up project in Cloudflare.
 
-* [Account Setup](#account-setup): Setting up Cloudflare accounts, if you don't
+* [Account Setup](https://playbooks.omsf.io/cloudflare/account-setup/): Setting up Cloudflare accounts, if you don't
   already have one.
-* [Project Setup](#project-setup): Setting up a project for a specific website
+* [Project Setup](https://playbooks.omsf.io/cloudflare/cloudflare-pages-setup/): Setting up a project for a specific website
   on Cloudflare.
 
-If these instructions are unclear or outdated, please [create an
-issue](https://github.com/omsf/static-site-tools/issues/new) in this
-repository.
-
-## Account Setup
-
-We recommend creating a project-level Cloudflare account to host Cloudflare
-Pages projects, and using individual user accounts for development and debug.
-
-
-1. Go to https://dash.cloudflare.com/sign-up, fill in an organizational
-   email/password (i.e., not your individual email account), and do the sign-up
-   process.
-
-2. Once you're signed in as the organization, invite your work email to become
-   a member:
-
-   1. Scroll down on the left side until you see "Manage Account". Clicking on
-      that will open the "Members" management.
-   2. Click "Invite" to start inviting a member, and fill in your work email address.
-   3. For scope, choose "All domains."
-   4. For role, the main administrator should probably be "Super Administrator"
-      (the other option being "Administrator", where the only difference is
-      that as Administrator, you wouldn't be able to manage members.)
-   5. Scroll to the bottom and click "Continue to Summary"
-   6. Double check that everything is correct, then click "Invite"
-
-3. Log out of the org's Cloudflare account. (Otherwise you'll get an error when
-   you click on the invitation.)
-
-4. You'll get the invitation in your work email. Accept the invitation. The
-   first time, this will also take you through the sign-up process for the
-   account associated with your work email.
-
-5. Log out and log back into your individual account. When you log in, it
-   should show you the accounts page, and you should be able to choose your own
-   or the org account. We'll create the "project" for the website in the org
-   account.
-
-To add other users to the project, follow the process described in step 2. To
-limit permissions, you might select "Workers Admin" or "Administrator
-Read-Only", depending on what you want the user to be able to do.
-
-
-## Project Setup
-
-1. Go to the [Cloudflare dashboard](https://dash.cloudflare.com) and select the
-   account that should own the project.
-2. Click on "Workers and Pages" in the left sidebar.
-3. Click the blue "Create" button at the top.
-4. Click the "Pages" tab (instead of "Workers").
-5. Click "Upload assets" under "Create using direct upload".
-6. Provide a name for the project. This must be unique within all of
-   Cloudflare, and the subdomain $PROJECT_NAME.pages.dev will be used.
-7. Click "Create project". At this point, your project has been created, but
-   has no content deployed. Deploy content using the tools in this repo!
-