Roll ToolboxPath annotations out across the rest of the feature docs

Builds on the earlier proof-of-concept (items / chatfilter / camera)
and applies the same "where is this in Toolbox's ImGui UI" pattern
to every remaining doc that maps to a specific window, widget, or
module — converting each .md to .mdx and injecting one or more
ToolboxPath calls per page, with the exact section header name
verified against the corresponding Name() / SettingsName() in source:

  Windows (window button in main Toolbox + /show command + settings):
    info, materials, builds, herobuilds, travel, trade, market_browser,
    plugins, completion, armory_window, duping_window, settings,
    reroll, hotkeys, pcons

  Widgets (always-on; settings only):
    minimap, damage_monitor, party_window, enemy_window,
    target_widgets, quest, misc_widgets

  Module-level features (settings only):
    chat (Chat Settings), chatlog (Chat Log), text-to-speech,
    theme, integrations (Third Party Integration), input_modules

  Command-driven (kind="command" rather than settings path):
    damage_monitor (the /dmg variants now use ToolboxPath kind=command)

A small bulk converter (kept out of the repo) inserts the import +
header annotation deterministically based on a verified mapping of
each doc slug to its actual UI label, so we don't ship an annotation
that points at a section header that doesn't exist. Where module
names didn't fit the simple pattern (target_widgets covers three
widgets; misc_widgets covers six; quest spans both a widget and a
module; input_modules covers Mouse Settings + Keyboard Layout Fix),
the docs are hand-edited so the path appears next to the matching
sub-section instead of at the top.

Also fixes two MDX-parse issues uncovered by the conversion in
minimap.mdx — escaped <90% / >90% so the lexer doesn't read them as
tag openings, and replaced </br> with <br/> so the parser sees a
valid self-closing void element.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Author: henderkes

site/src/content/docs/armory_window.md site/src/content/docs/armory_window.mdxsite/src/content/docs/armory_window.md renamed to site/src/content/docs/armory_window.mdx

@@ -3,6 +3,10 @@ title: "Armory Window"
 section: windows
 ---
 
+import ToolboxPath from '../../components/ToolboxPath.astro';
+
+Open from <ToolboxPath kind="window" steps={["Toolbox", "Armory"]} /> or <ToolboxPath kind="command" steps={["/show armory"]} />. Per-window options live under <ToolboxPath steps={["Settings", "Armory"]} />.
+
 The Armory Window is a powerful feature that allows you to preview all armor in the game in all colors on your character. This tool is perfect for planning your character's appearance or simply exploring the vast array of armor options available in Guild Wars.
 
 ## Features

site/src/content/docs/builds.md site/src/content/docs/builds.mdxsite/src/content/docs/builds.md renamed to site/src/content/docs/builds.mdx

@@ -3,11 +3,15 @@ title: "Builds"
 section: windows
 ---
 
+import ToolboxPath from '../../components/ToolboxPath.astro';
+
 <figure>
 <img src="https://i.imgur.com/Z6kP0V1.png"/>
 <figcaption>Edit Teambuild Window</figcaption>
 </figure>
 
+Open from <ToolboxPath kind="window" steps={["Toolbox", "Builds"]} /> or <ToolboxPath kind="command" steps={["/show builds"]} />. Per-window options live under <ToolboxPath steps={["Settings", "Builds"]} />.
+
 The Builds window allows you to create and edit teambuilds, which can then be sent directly to party chat or loaded onto your character. Clicking "Send" on one of your teambuilds will send the name, followed by each build in a loadable template to the party chat. Clicking "Load" will load the build onto your character.
 
 To create a new teambuild, click "Add Teambuild", or to edit an existing teambuild, click on its name. This will open a new window, which can be independently moved and re-sized. You can have multiple windows open at once. In these windows, you can write the name of the team and the individual builds, and paste in the template codes.

site/src/content/docs/chat.md site/src/content/docs/chat.mdxsite/src/content/docs/chat.md renamed to site/src/content/docs/chat.mdx

@@ -3,6 +3,10 @@ title: "Chat Settings"
 section: features
 ---
 
+import ToolboxPath from '../../components/ToolboxPath.astro';
+
+All settings for this feature live under <ToolboxPath steps={["Settings", "Chat Settings"]} />.
+
 The Chat Settings module provides various options to customize and enhance the in-game chat experience.
 
 ## Features

site/src/content/docs/chatlog.md site/src/content/docs/chatlog.mdxsite/src/content/docs/chatlog.md renamed to site/src/content/docs/chatlog.mdx

@@ -3,6 +3,10 @@ title: "Chat Log"
 section: features
 ---
 
+import ToolboxPath from '../../components/ToolboxPath.astro';
+
+All settings for this feature live under <ToolboxPath steps={["Settings", "Chat Log"]} />.
+
 The Chat Log module in GWToolbox++ enhances the in-game chat functionality by providing persistent chat history and additional features.
 
 ## Features

site/src/content/docs/completion.md site/src/content/docs/completion.mdxsite/src/content/docs/completion.md renamed to site/src/content/docs/completion.mdx

@@ -3,6 +3,10 @@ title: "Completion Window"
 section: windows
 ---
 
+import ToolboxPath from '../../components/ToolboxPath.astro';
+
+Open from <ToolboxPath kind="window" steps={["Toolbox", "Completion"]} /> or <ToolboxPath kind="command" steps={["/show completion"]} />. Per-window options live under <ToolboxPath steps={["Settings", "Completion"]} />.
+
 The Completion Window in GWToolbox++ allows you to track your progress across various aspects of Guild Wars. This feature provides an easy way to visualize your achievements, unlocks, and completions for different characters.
 
 ## Features

site/src/content/docs/damage_monitor.md site/src/content/docs/damage_monitor.mdxsite/src/content/docs/damage_monitor.md renamed to site/src/content/docs/damage_monitor.mdx

@@ -3,6 +3,10 @@ title: "Damage Monitor"
 section: widgets
 ---
 
+import ToolboxPath from '../../components/ToolboxPath.astro';
+
+All settings for this widget live under <ToolboxPath steps={["Settings", "Damage"]} />.
+
 The damage monitor records how much damage has been dealt by each party member and displays it as a number, as a percentage of the party's total, and as a thick horizontal bar.
 
 As well as the thick bar showing each party member's damage, there is a thinner bar showing recent damage. This resets after dealing no damage for a short time, which can be customized in [Settings](/docs/settings/).
@@ -44,9 +48,10 @@ In case you want to check the actual code, you can see it here: https://github.c
 ## Chat Commands
 
 `/dmg [arg]` or `/damage [arg]` controls the party damage monitor:
-* `/dmg` or `/dmg report` to print the full results in party chat.
-* `/dmg me` to print your own damage in party chat.
-* `/dmg [number]` to print a particular party member's damage in party chat.
-* `/dmg reset` to reset the monitor.
+
+* Full party report in party chat: <ToolboxPath kind="command" steps={['/dmg']} /> or <ToolboxPath kind="command" steps={['/dmg report']} />
+* Your own damage only: <ToolboxPath kind="command" steps={['/dmg me']} />
+* A specific party member's damage: <ToolboxPath kind="command" steps={['/dmg 3']} />
+* Reset the monitor: <ToolboxPath kind="command" steps={['/dmg reset']} />
 
 [back](./)

site/src/content/docs/duping_window.md site/src/content/docs/duping_window.mdxsite/src/content/docs/duping_window.md renamed to site/src/content/docs/duping_window.mdx

@@ -3,6 +3,10 @@ title: "Duping Window"
 section: windows
 ---
 
+import ToolboxPath from '../../components/ToolboxPath.astro';
+
+Open from <ToolboxPath kind="window" steps={["Toolbox", "Duping"]} /> or <ToolboxPath kind="command" steps={["/show duping"]} />. Per-window options live under <ToolboxPath steps={["Settings", "Duping"]} />.
+
 The Duping Window is a feature in GWToolbox++ that helps players monitor and track enemy duplication (duping) in the Domain of Anguish (DoA) area. This window is particularly useful for players engaging in DoA runs, as it provides real-time information about enemy duping status.
 
 ## Features

site/src/content/docs/enemy_window.md site/src/content/docs/enemy_window.mdxsite/src/content/docs/enemy_window.md renamed to site/src/content/docs/enemy_window.mdx

@@ -3,6 +3,10 @@ title: "Enemy Window"
 section: widgets
 ---
 
+import ToolboxPath from '../../components/ToolboxPath.astro';
+
+All settings for this widget live under <ToolboxPath steps={["Settings", "Enemy Window"]} />.
+
 The Enemy Window is a feature in GWToolbox++ that provides detailed information about nearby enemy units. This tool is useful for monitoring enemy status, health, and recent skill usage across various game modes.
 
 ## Features

site/src/content/docs/herobuilds.md site/src/content/docs/herobuilds.mdxsite/src/content/docs/herobuilds.md renamed to site/src/content/docs/herobuilds.mdx

@@ -3,11 +3,15 @@ title: "Hero Builds"
 section: windows
 ---
 
+import ToolboxPath from '../../components/ToolboxPath.astro';
+
 <figure>
 <img src="https://i.imgur.com/kWoP9uB.png"/>
 <figcaption>Edit Hero Teambuild Window</figcaption>
 </figure>
 
+Open from <ToolboxPath kind="window" steps={["Toolbox", "Hero Builds"]} /> or <ToolboxPath kind="command" steps={["/show herobuilds"]} />. Per-window options live under <ToolboxPath steps={["Settings", "Hero Builds"]} />.
+
 The Hero Builds window allows you to create and edit teambuilds for your heroes, which can then be loaded directly onto them. This feature streamlines the process of setting up your hero team with specific builds and configurations.
 
 ## Features

site/src/content/docs/hotkeys.md site/src/content/docs/hotkeys.mdxsite/src/content/docs/hotkeys.md renamed to site/src/content/docs/hotkeys.mdx

@@ -3,11 +3,15 @@ title: "Hotkeys"
 section: windows
 ---
 
+import ToolboxPath from '../../components/ToolboxPath.astro';
+
 <figure>
 <img src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/11432831/28233491-14e981f0-68ac-11e7-9164-11b9ee781647.PNG"/>
 <figcaption>Hotkeys Window</figcaption>
 </figure>
 
+Open the Hotkeys window from <ToolboxPath kind="window" steps={['Toolbox', 'Hotkeys']} /> or with <ToolboxPath kind="command" steps={['/show hotkeys']} />. Per-window options live under <ToolboxPath steps={['Settings', 'Hotkeys']} />.
+
 The Hotkeys window offers a large selection of Toolbox functions that can be mapped to a key on your keyboard or mouse, so that when you press the key, you will perform that action.
 
 Click "Create Hotkey..." and select the type of hotkey you want to create. A new row will appear in the list of hotkeys, and you can now edit this hotkey.