docs:uxw-removing old pages - updating getting started

[tokyojen]

REMOVING OLD VERSION 1.0 PAGE "MAIN MENU FUNCTIONS" / UPDATING GETTING STARTED PAGES

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This pull request focuses on reorganizing and updating the documentation by removing an outdated page, adjusting the sidebar navigation, and refining the 'Getting Started' guide. These changes aim to improve the user experience by providing a more streamlined and relevant set of resources.

Highlights

• Page Removal: Removed the 'Main menu functions' page from the documentation.
• Sidebar Updates: Adjusted the sidebar positions for several documentation pages to reflect the removal and reordering of content.
• Content Restructuring: Updated the 'Getting Started' page to reflect changes in menu functions and UI labels, including a new section on 'Support and resources'.
• Category Renaming: Renamed the 'Messaging' category to 'Messages'.

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Code Review

The pull request reorganizes and updates the language guidelines documentation. This includes deleting the 'Main menu functions and labels' document, reordering several other documents by adjusting their sidebar positions, and renaming the 'Messaging' category to 'Messages'. The writing-style-guide-getting-started.md file was also updated to replace the 'Main menu functions' section with a more comprehensive 'Menu functions and UI labels' section and to introduce a new 'Support and resources' section. Review comments highlighted opportunities to improve the newly added content in writing-style-guide-getting-started.md by adhering to the style guide's preference for 'e.g.' over 'such as', ensuring correct spacing before links, and avoiding the Oxford comma for clarity.