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Implement Static Page Deletion Support for Blog Posts and Pages #69
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This pull request introduces the following changes to support the deletion of static pages associated with blog posts and other content:
Implemented the remove method in the BlogPost class to delete static files using the static.delete method.
Ensured that the cached content is cleared from memcache upon deletion.
Enhanced the dependency handling in the remove method to invoke the appropriate generator classes for deleting content when the associated blog post or page is removed.
Conducted tests to confirm that static files are deleted as expected and that there are no leftover cached entries in memcache.
This addition improves the overall functionality of the blogging system by allowing for the proper cleanup of static resources, enhancing resource management and maintaining system integrity.