updates delete-wizard changeset

Author: TheSonOfThomp

.changeset/delete-wizard.md

@@ -2,4 +2,56 @@
 '@lg-templates/delete-wizard': minor
 ---
 
-Initial release of `DeleteWizard`
+Initial release of `DeleteWizard`.
+
+```tsx
+<DeleteWizard>
+  <DeleteWizard.Header
+    pageTitle="Demo Delete Wizard"
+  />
+  <DeleteWizard.Step requiresAcknowledgement>
+    <DeleteWizard.StepContent>
+      <div>Step 1 contents<div>
+    </DeleteWizard.StepContent>
+    <DeleteWizard.Footer
+      primaryButtonProps={{
+        children: 'Continue to next step',
+      }}
+    />
+  </DeleteWizard.Step>
+
+  <DeleteWizard.Step requiresAcknowledgement>
+    <DeleteWizard.StepContent>
+      <div>Step 2 contents<div>
+    </DeleteWizard.StepContent>
+    <DeleteWizard.Footer
+      primaryButtonProps={{
+        leftGlyph: <TrashIcon />,
+        variant: 'danger',
+        children: 'Delete my thing',
+        onClick: handleDelete,
+      }}
+    />
+  </DeleteWizard.Step>
+</DeleteWizard>
+```
+
+### DeleteWizard
+Establishes a context, and only renders the `activeStep` (managed internally, or provided with the `activeStep` prop). Accepts a `DeleteWizard.Header` and any number of `DeleteWizard.Step`s as children. 
+
+`DeleteWizard` and all sub-components include template styling. 
+
+
+### DeleteWizard.Header
+A convenience wrapper around `CanvasHeader`
+
+### DeleteWizard.Step
+A convenience wrapper around `Wizard.Step` to ensure the correct context. 
+Like the basic `Wizard.Step`,  of `requiresAcknowledgement` is true, the step must have `isAcknowledged` set in context, (or passed in as a controlled prop) for the Footer's primary button to be enabled. (see the Wizard and DeleteWizard demos in Storybook)
+
+
+### DeleteWizard.StepContent
+A styled `div` for use inside a `DeleteWizard.Step` to ensure proper page scrolling and footer positioning
+
+### DeleteWizard.Footer
+A wrapper around Wizard.Footer with embedded styles for the DeleteWizard template

.changeset/wizard.md

@@ -32,6 +32,7 @@ Initial Wizard package release.
 The `Wizard` component establishes a context with an internal state, and will render only the `activeStep`. 
 
 You can also control the Wizard externally using the `activeStep` and `onStepChange` callback. 
+
 Note: if you externally control the state, you opt out of the automatic range validation, and you must ensure that the provided `activeStep` index is valid relative to the `Wizard.Step`s provided.
 
 ### Wizard.Step