Doc Intro And Links

For roadmap/technical documentation pages, follow these rules:

• Use correct Markdown structure: prefer headings (e.g., ## Section) over HTML line breaks like <br/>.
• Keep pages intro-only: when the page is meant to be a brief overview, avoid adding code examples; instead, explain the concept briefly and redirect to external resources.
• Follow strict “resources” link conventions:
  • Use the correct link type tag (e.g., @article, @official, @roadmap) for the resource.
  • Prefer official sources first; include a small number of supporting article links (e.g., ~2), rather than many.
  • Ensure URLs are in the correct form for your system:
    • If the environment requires copy/paste compatibility, keep full URLs.
    • If other pages use paths, keep the expected path structure consistently.

Example (intro without code + clean heading + resources):

## Example (concept only)

This page provides a brief introduction to the concept and what it’s used for.
For deeper details and usage, see the resources below.

Learn more from the following resources:

- [@official@Concept Overview](https://example.com/official)
- [@article@Concept Deep Dive](https://example.com/deep-dive)
- [@article@Best Practices](https://example.com/best-practices)

Applying this consistently will improve readability, reduce duplicated content, and prevent broken/incorrect resource links.