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docs(misc): replace monolithic tutorials with focused topic-based tutorials The Tutorials section has three large framework-specific tutorials (React Monorepo, Angular Monorepo, TypeScript Monorepo) that each try to teach everything at once. They are ~500+ lines each, tightly coupled to a specific tech stack, and don't build knowledge incrementally. Seven focused, technology-agnostic tutorial pages that each teach one concept in ~5 minutes. Users can go through all topics in about an hour to learn the basics, or jump to a specific topic they need. The tutorials follow progressive disclosure: 1. Crafting your workspace - structure, package managers, TypeScript setup 2. Managing dependencies - workspace libraries, buildable vs non-buildable, single version policy, catalogs 3. Configuring tasks - package.json/project.json, dependsOn, continuous tasks, configurations 4. Running tasks - nx run, run-many, parallelism, passing arguments 5. Caching tasks - computation hashing, inputs/outputs, named inputs, remote caching, sandboxing 6. Understanding your workspace - nx graph, project details, task graph, affected analysis, debugging 7. Reducing configuration boilerplate - targetDefaults, plugins, inferred tasks, configuration cascade Each page includes: - An `llm_copy_prompt` for AI agents to act as tutors - Prev/next navigation cards - Links back to prerequisites for users who jump in mid-sequence - Links to deeper reference/concept docs for further reading - SVG diagrams for task ordering and cache hashing - Screenshots for project graph edges and task graph views The CI tutorial is also updated to cover remote caching, affected, distributed execution, and self-healing (was previously self-healing only). Concept pages under "How Nx works" now link to relevant tutorials via "Learn by doing" callouts. Related Issue(s) Fixes DOC-452
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