docs: add a Start here path and tag cookbook categories#3278
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Add a short, ordered 'New to Deno? Start here' strip at the top of the examples landing page so newcomers have an obvious entry path, and tag the reference-style snippet categories (File system, System, Web standard APIs, Encoding) with a small Reference label so they read as a cookbook rather than tutorial-grade guides. Both are data-driven in _data.ts.
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Two more landing-page improvements from the examples audit. Stacked on
#3277 (the difficulty/prose PR); GitHub will retarget this to main once
that merges.
New to Deno? Start here adds a short, ordered strip of six beginner
steps at the top of the page (run a script, hello world, TypeScript,
init a project, a simple API server, writing tests), giving newcomers an
obvious path instead of a wall of categories.
The reference-style snippet categories (File system, System, Web standard
APIs, Encoding) are tagged with a small Reference label so they read as a
cookbook to copy from rather than tutorial-grade guides. This is a light,
data-driven treatment (a cookbookCategories list in _data.ts) rather than
a structural reshuffle; happy to take it further or dial it back.