[docs] - Add examples page for Schedules (DOC-191) #21735
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What happens if there are multiple long-form things that would be worthy of note?
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My intent is to keep these as short as possible since this content's goal isn't to teach. But if that were to be unavoidable, probably a bulleted list where each item starts with a bolded summary. Ex:
- Thing number one. One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish. Fish, fish, fish.
- Thing number two. I will not eat fish on a box, I will not eat them with a fox. I will not eat fish here or there, I will not eat them anywhere. Ew, ew, ew.
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Summary & Motivation
This PR experiments with adding an Examples page for Schedules. It pulls some examples from the current Schedules concept page and simplifies the explanations to make it easier to skim. The focus of this reference is not to teach users how to do X, but to quickly demonstrate, provide relevant links to jump to, and let them get back to work.
I've added a summary table to each example that contains:
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