DOCS FEAT: Complete Technical Writer Tutorial

[ajay-dhangar]

This pull request introduces the complete content suite for the Technical Writer Tutorial under the /tutorial/technical-writer/ path. This adds a few new documentation pages covering fundamental, tool-specific, and advanced career topics.

This work marks the official launch of the dedicated technical writing track for the CodeHarborHub community.

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Key Changes & Scope

This PR includes three main categories of content, adding crucial educational material for our users:

1. Foundational Documentation Principles

• API Documentation: The standard three-pillar structure (Conceptual, Tutorial, Reference).
• User Manuals: Focus on task orientation and audience analysis.
• Technical Reports: Formal structure for internal, analytical documentation.
• Release Notes: Concise, scannable communication of product changes.

2. Tooling and Workflow Mastery

• Markdown/MDX: Syntax guide and best practices.
• Git and GitHub: Essential version control workflow (branching, PRs, merging).
• Docs Platforms: Overview of SSGs (Docusaurus), Hosted, and CCMS solutions.
• Style Guides & Enhancement Tools: Implementing linters for consistency.

3. Advanced and Career Topics

• Writing for Developers: Focus on "Zero-Friction Utility" and the Diátaxis model.
• Portfolio Building: The required projects and the Docs-as-Code portfolio workflow.
• Open Source Contributions: Guide to collaboration and PR etiquette.
• Localization & SEO: Strategies for global discoverability and accessibility.
• Career Path: Progression from junior to principal/manager roles.

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Checklist for Reviewers

Please review the following aspects:

• Build Check: Verify that the Docusaurus build runs successfully without errors (especially for *.mdx syntax).
• Style Guide: Check for consistency in tone, capitalization, and adherence to the general style guide.
• Navigational Integrity: Ensure all internal links (e.g., links between topics like API Documentation and User Manuals) resolve correctly.
• Component Usage: Verify that custom components (<LinkCard>, <SkillCard>) render correctly on the pages where they are used (especially in the /resources/ section).

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/cc @ajay-dhangar

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