Fix/landing page update

[elisadinsmore]

Proposed change to the landing page of docs

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added instructions and command snippets for running the listener locally and creating a new Space in the workbook.
  • Introduced a new section on exploring plugins, showcasing functionalities like Excel extraction.
• Documentation
  • Updated event names in document creation guides for clarity and consistency.
  • Improved tutorial landing page text for enhanced readability.
  • Reorganized content structure in the overview document, prioritizing the "Beginner Tutorial" section.
• Bug Fixes
  • Corrected minor textual error in the tutorial introduction.
• Refactor
  • Added a note about local Agent execution details when using Flatfile's secure cloud hosting.

[coderabbitai[bot]]

Walkthrough

The recent updates encompass a range of improvements across various documentation files. Key changes include the renaming of event triggers in document creation, enhancements in running and setting up workspaces locally, corrections in tutorial texts, and additions concerning local executions in listener configurations. Moreover, the restructured overview section now prioritizes beginner tutorials and introduces new content on plugins for enhanced functionality.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../create-document.mdx	Updated event names from "upload:completed" to "file:created" and adjusted logic accordingly.
apps/custom/...	Added local running instructions, new Space creation guide, and clarified Workbook and Blueprint concepts.
.../tutorial-landing.mdx	Corrected introductory text for better clarity.
orchestration/listeners.mdx	Added a note on local Agent executions not being recorded in the dashboard.
overview.mdx	Reorganized content structure, moved "Beginner Tutorial" to the top, added tutorial links, and introduced a section on exploring plugins.

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