Merge pull request #339 from team-dev-docs/andrew-revert

Andrew revert Dev-Docs update

Author: dev-docs-github-app[bot]

dev-docs/context-docs-automations.md.md

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+  ---
+# High Level Context
+## context
+This markdown file is part of a documentation system, likely for a software project or development tool. It introduces a feature for automating documentation processes within GitHub workflows. The file:
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+1. Is positioned as the 4th item in a sidebar navigation
+2. Describes a beta feature for automating documentation
+3. Highlights benefits such as generating docs from Pull Requests and alerting when docs are outdated
+4. Indicates that this feature requires direct contact for setup, suggesting it's not yet generally available
+
+The content is aimed at developers or project managers looking to streamline their documentation processes and keep their docs in sync with code changes.
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dev-docs/context-docs-editor-_category_.json.md

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+  ---
+# High Level Context
+## context
+This JSON file is likely part of a documentation structure for a website or application. It defines metadata for a category of documentation called "Guides" within the "editor" section. The file specifies two properties:
+
+1. "position": 6 - This probably determines the order in which this category appears in a navigation menu or list of categories.
+2. "label": "Guides" - This is the display name for the category that users will see.
+
+This file is typically used by documentation generators or content management systems to organize and display documentation in a structured manner. It helps in creating a hierarchy and order for different sections of the documentation.
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+  
+---
+# _category_.json docs/editor/_category_.json
+## Imported Code Object
+Certainly! In the context of web development or content management systems, a file named `_category.json` is often used to define metadata for a category or section of content. The JSON snippet you provided appears to be the contents of such a file.
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+Here's a concise explanation:
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+`_category.json` is a configuration file that typically:
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+1. Defines properties for a specific category or section of content.
+2. Is used by static site generators, documentation systems, or content management platforms.
+3. Contains metadata such as the category's position in a navigation structure and its display label.
+
+In your specific example:
+- `"position": 6` indicates the order or priority of this category (likely in a navigation menu or list).
+- `"label": "Guides"` specifies the human-readable name for this category, which would be displayed to users.
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+This file helps in organizing and presenting content in a structured manner, allowing for automated generation of navigation elements and content organization.
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