docs: regroup the runtime sidebar, replacing the Advanced catch-all#3270
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The Advanced group mixed unrelated topics and conflated difficulty with subject. Move Docker and continuous integration into a new Deploying group anchored by the deployment hub, move JSX and React into Guides next to web development, and move the VS Code editor setup into Get started. Split what remains into Runtime APIs (FFI, WebAssembly, Cron, OpenTelemetry, loader hooks) and Build tooling (bundling, lint plugins). No pages move on disk; this only changes sidebar grouping.
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The runtime sidebar had an Advanced group that had become a catch-all: it
mixed genuinely niche runtime features (FFI, WebAssembly, loader hooks) with
everyday operational topics (Docker, continuous integration), web development
(JSX and React), and editor setup (VS Code). Grouping by perceived difficulty
rather than by task made the section unpredictable, and most of its contents
were not advanced at all.
This regroups those entries by what the reader is actually trying to do.
Docker and continuous integration move into a new Deploying group anchored by
the deployment hub page. JSX and React moves into Guides next to web
development. The VS Code editor-setup page moves into Get started alongside
environment setup. What genuinely remains splits into Runtime APIs (FFI,
WebAssembly, Cron, OpenTelemetry, loader hooks) and Build tooling (bundling,
lint plugins).
This only changes sidebar grouping in runtime/_data.ts; no pages move on
disk, so existing URLs are unaffected. The deployment hub also stops being
duplicated under Guides now that it anchors the Deploying group.