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Add a config template file to the docs.#410

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Adds a .coderabbit.yaml config file to the docs.

Add a config template file to the docs.

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docs/reference/yaml-template.md (1)
136-140: ```shell
#!/bin/bash
List all files in docs/tools to locate slug filenames
echo "=== docs/tools directory listing ==="
ls -1 docs/tools
echo -e "\n=== Files containing 'shopify' ==="
ls -1 docs/tools | grep -i shopify || true
echo -e "\n=== Files containing 'prisma' ==="
ls -1 docs/tools | grep -i prisma || true
</details><details><summary>sidebars.ts (1)</summary>`160-171`: **Link added correctly – verify slug resolves**`"reference/yaml-template"` is inserted after `"reference/configuration"`, LGTM.  Run `npm run docusaurus build` to confirm no 404 is generated and that the item appears in the expected order.</details></blockquote></details>

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The documentation was updated to remove an inline YAML configuration example from the getting started guide, replacing it with a reference link to a new, comprehensive YAML template documentation page. The sidebar configuration was also updated to include this new template page under the Reference section.

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docs/getting-started/configure-coderabbit.md	Replaced embedded sample YAML with a hyperlink to the new configuration template documentation.
docs/reference/yaml-template.md	Added a new documentation file providing a full`.coderabbit.yaml` configuration template and details.
sidebars.ts	Added the new template documentation page to the Reference section of the sidebar.

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