Inbb8058a via#4779 I accidentally deleted the (illustrated) section on what the buttons on the default toolbar do. I suspect that this was a bad rebase as I do not think I would have intentionally deleted this content.

This commit:

restores the content as-was: git checkoutb49973a doc/users/navigation_toolbar.rst
fixes the paths to images (the files have moved around)
copy the navigation content into interactive.rst and re-remove navigation_toolbar.rst

Partially addresses#25266.

Overlaps with#25925, sorry about that@satisf1ed . A benefit of doing it "the old way" as restored here is that the images we are pulling are the exact files we use to generate the toolbars so they will never get out of sync.

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DOC: restore navigation documentation

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Inbb8058a viamatplotlib#4779 I accidentally deletedthe (illustrated) section on what the buttons on the default toolbar do.  Isuspect that this was a bad rebase as I do not think I would have intentionallydeleted this content.This commit: - restores the content as-was:    git checkoutb49973a doc/users/navigation_toolbar.rst - fixes the paths to images (the files have moved around) - copy the navigation content into interactive.rst and re-remove   navigation_toolbar.rstPartially addressesmatplotlib#25266.

tacaswell added this to thev3.8.0 milestone

May 19, 2023