Adding a placeholder.md file in docs/jobs/<stage> or mkdocs breaks

# Job variables

jobs_dir = "jobs"

mkdocs_dir = "docs"

mkdocs_placeholder_file = "placeholder.md"

job_changelog_dir = "versions"

job_description_file = "README.md"

job_license_file = "LICENSE"

mk_changelog_wrapper = "\n## Changelog\n\n* **[latest]**(current -> `<LATEST_RELEASE>`) : `<TAG_URL>`\n"

mk_license_wrapper = "??? License\n"

mk_placeholder_wrapper = "🚧 *Work in progress*\n\nThere is no job for this stage for now"

# Index variables

builder_dir = "builder"

  with open(mkdocs_file_path, 'w+') as file:

    file.write(mkdocs_job_content)

def add_placeholder():

  # Verify that there is a .md file for every stage, or mkdocs will break

  stages = listdir(mkdocs_dir + "/" + jobs_dir)

  stages.remove(".pages")

  for stage in stages:

    if len(listdir(mkdocs_dir + "/" + jobs_dir + "/" + stage)) == 1:

      # There is only the .pages file, so mkdocs will break

      with open(mkdocs_dir + "/" + jobs_dir + "/" + stage + "/" + mkdocs_placeholder_file, "w+") as file:

        file.write(mk_placeholder_wrapper)

if __name__ == "__main__":

  # Iterate over every directories in jobs directory to create their job.md for the documentation

  jobs = listdir(jobs_dir)

  for job in jobs:

    create_job_doc(job)

  # Verify that there is a .md file for every stage, or mkdocs will break

  add_placeholder()

  # Using jinja2 with a template to create the index

  env = Environment(loader=FileSystemLoader(builder_dir + "/" + 'templates'))

  template = env.get_template(template_name)