docs: combine JS/TS and Python SDK docs #2355
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Unify Python and JS/TS SDK documentation into a single section using tabs to improve discoverability and reduce redundancy.
The previous documentation had separate sections for Python and JS/TS SDKs, despite having largely similar features. This PR merges these into a single, cohesive SDK section, where each feature page uses
<Tabs>to present language-specific examples. This streamlines the user experience by centralizing SDK information and making it easier to compare implementations across languages. It also involves updating all internal links and redirects to point to the new structure.