docs: add source file basics guidance - #193
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Add source-file basics guidance covering character set, line length, line endings, tabs/indentation, naming conventions, and Snooty usage. Refs mongodb#88 Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
This PR adds docs-as-code source file basics guidance as a modernization follow-up in the same area where legacy build-toolchain instructions were removed in #192.
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source/style-guide/style/source-file-basics.txtsource/style-guide/style/index.txtWhy this helps modernization
PR #192 removed outdated Giza/Sphinx install guidance. This PR complements that cleanup by providing a concise, toolchain-agnostic baseline for contributors editing source files in current docs workflows.
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docs-metaPR checks, this change is expected to go through:Refs #88