[Docs] Update docs for v0.10.0 release

[dsikka]

Summary

• Updates release notes link in docs/index.md from v0.9.0 to v0.10.0
• Renames "Guides" to "User Guides" in docs/.nav.yml
• Updates docs/guides/saving_a_model.md to reference compressed-tensors for serialization and adds an explicit quantization_format example using W4AFP8 with QuantizationFormat.pack_quantized

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This pull request focuses on updating the documentation to reflect the latest v0.10.0 release of LLM Compressor. It ensures that users have access to the most current information regarding model saving, compression formats, and general navigation within the documentation. The changes improve clarity and accuracy for users interacting with llmcompressor's features, particularly concerning quantized and compressed models, by providing updated links and more detailed examples.

Highlights

• Release Notes Update: Updated the release notes link in docs/index.md from v0.9.0 to v0.10.0 to reflect the latest version.
• Documentation Navigation Refinement: Renamed the 'Guides' section to 'User Guides' in the navigation file docs/.nav.yml for improved clarity.
• Model Saving Documentation Enhancement: Enhanced docs/guides/saving_a_model.md to reference compressed-tensors for serialization and included an explicit quantization_format example using W4AFP8 with QuantizationFormat.pack_quantized.

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Code Review

This pull request updates documentation, renaming "Guides" to "User Guides" and "Saving a Model" to "Saving a Compressed Model" in the navigation and guide title. The saving_a_model.md guide is enhanced with details on compressed-tensors for serialization, an updated description for quantization_format, and a new example demonstrating explicit quantization_format usage. The release notes link in index.md is also updated to v0.10.0. A review comment suggests improving the new example in saving_a_model.md by adding a calibration dataset to the oneshot function for better clarity and completeness.