OpenEphys.Onix1.Design docs

[cjsha]

I'm not convinced that hiding the Design library under the Other dropdown is the best. The GUI will be a huge part of the functionality for a lot of these operators, and I think it should be more visible. For Bonsai libraries, each namespace is at the top-most level (for example, see the Bonsai.Design library). This approach makes sense to me because the namespace is a top-level item, it is what differentiates the two libraries from each other.

Originally posted by @bparks13 in https://github.com/open-ephys/onix1-bonsai-docs/issues/37#issuecomment-2297466163

I don't know the relevance of this package's documentation to the user being able to use the full functionality of Open Ephys hardware. This will help decide if/when we should work on this. I intend this to be a meta-issue from which more issues can spawn.

[bparks13]

As per other discussions and PRs, we have settled on placing the GUI tutorials under the relevant headstage / aggregate operator page in the User Guide. This is specifically being targeted in #58, where the tutorial pages are also being placed under their respective operator. This stemmed from a larger discussion that what we are currently calling Tutorials are really more like device-specific guides.

Tutorials as a term should only apply to guides that are of a higher-order than a single headstage or aggregate operator. Examples would be how to synchronize data across multiple aggregates, how to verify that stimulation is occurring on the correct RHS2116 channel, how to create a configuration chain from scratch for multiple devices, or troubleshooting a workflow (these last are also being developed and added as Tutorials in #58).