Docs: Restructure quick actions documentation
What does this MR do and why?
This MR restructures the quick actions documentation to align with the CI/CD YAML reference format, making it easier to find and understand individual quick actions.
Changes
- Converts table format to individual sections for each quick action
- Groups quick actions by availability across all work item types (issues, merge requests, epics, tasks, objectives, key results)
- Uses consistent formatting with:
- Quick action name as heading (in backticks)
- Description
- Availability (listing only applicable work item types)
- Parameters
- Examples (with code blocks)
- Additional details (when applicable)
- Adds history notes where applicable following the style guide
- Removes the separate "Issues, merge requests, and epics" and "Work items" sections in favor of a unified "Quick actions" section
Benefits
- Easier to scan and find specific quick actions
- More detailed examples for each action
- Clearer indication of which work item types support each action
- Consistent with other GitLab documentation patterns (like CI/CD YAML reference)
- Better for linking to specific quick actions
- Reading score 8.00 -> 7.55
Screenshots or screen recordings
Before: Table format with all quick actions listed together After: Individual sections for each quick action with detailed information
How to set up and validate locally
- Review the restructured documentation
- Verify all quick actions from the original tables are present
- Check that availability information is accurate
- Ensure examples are clear and helpful
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Edited by Marcin Sedlak-Jakubowski