chore(guide): manually sort popular topics #11174
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...syntax resolves pages by their file name, resulting in a semi-alphabetical sorting (e.g.embeds.mdis called Message Embeds). Additionally, the advanced concepts in "Permissions (extended)" should be covered after the base permission concepts.Caveat: If new pages are added, they have to be manually added to
meta.jsonAlternative Approach
Renaming the files to have a sort order consistent with their sidebar title
Caveat: breaks some additional forwards re: #11170