docs:uxw_new_messages_Overview

[tokyojen]

New UXW page for the new Messages section. Titled "Overview"

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a new documentation page dedicated to UX writing guidelines for messages. The page aims to standardize and improve the quality of user-facing messages by offering clear rules, examples, and best practices for different message types, ensuring a more intuitive and user-friendly interface.

Highlights

• New Documentation Page: A new documentation page, 'Messages overview', has been added under docs/guidelines/language/ to provide comprehensive UX writing guidelines for various message types.
• Message Type Guidance: The new page includes a detailed table outlining different message types (e.g., Error, Warning, Empty-state, Toast, Tooltips) along with their usage and best practice examples.
• UX Writing Dos and Don'ts: Extensive 'Dos and Don'ts' sections are provided with practical examples covering aspects like sentence casing, avoiding overcommunication, specificity, urgent wording, grammar consistency, and appropriate action labels.

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[tokyojen]

Needs to be reviewed by UXW team and then merged and ordered with the whole new messages section in the correct order.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new documentation page for UX writing guidelines on messages. The content is comprehensive and well-structured. I've identified several areas for improvement to ensure consistency and adherence to the repository's style guide. My feedback includes corrections for typos, trailing whitespace, inconsistent capitalization, and formatting issues, particularly in the 'Dos and Don'ts' sections. Applying these suggestions will enhance the document's quality and readability.