User docs for tagging connections #53683
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There are a few limits to tags we probably want to include in the docs somewhere:
- A tag name can be maximum 30 characters (PR adding this validation to the UI is in review)
- Maximum 10 tags can be applied to a given connection
- Maximum 100 tags can be created in a given workspace
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Tags can also be created/updated/deleted in the Public API. There is an open PR to update the public API docs to include them. Not sure if it's relevant to mention that on this page, or if we're more UI-centric here.
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What
Adds a new article to the Airbyte docs describing tagging.
How
Wrote a new article and added it to the sidebar. Also added a new style class so we can render inline SVGs, which makes it easier to represent UI icons that don't have labels.
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User Impact
Most of this is pretty intuitive so the user impact will be minimal, but it's good to have it documented just in case.
Can this PR be safely reverted and rolled back?