Update developer doc examples and update outdated toolkit screenshots

[pilzkopf777]

Proposing update to the developer documentation. Quick overview of what's involved:

• Updated Code Note examples to better suit the newly decided standards.
• Toolkit screenshots were quite outdated - swapped out accordingly.
• Guide for Getting Started updated as well as the currently example is out of date.
• Updated guide based on achievement for Leaderboards.
• Also added notes on how and when to implement Instant Submission LBs which was missing previously.
• Some pages like ResetIf feature an example on usage.

[suspect15]

This is a really helpful update. Thank you for doing this!

[pilzkopf777]

How are we all feeling about moving the example from the Real Examples section of the docs to the respective guides on flags?

Using Hit Counts as a Timer , Using Delta Values and Hit Counts to Detect an Increment , Circumvent the Problem of a Counter Incrementing Twice in the Same Frame and Creating a Timer with ResetIf Hits based on the Speed of the Game all would be a fair fit in the Hit Count docs.
Using AddSource and Deltas for Collectibles and Similar Achievements would fit AddSource.

[redwizard42]

How are we all feeling about moving the example from the Real Examples section of the docs to the respective guides on flags?

I have debated this with myself a lot. I think having more examples in the flags docs themselves is a good thing to do (I made sure I had a few examples of use for Remember/Recall), but I think there's benefit in having the real examples as their own thing as a sort of "I have this task/goal, how do I code that?"

Both of these have merit and should be represented:

Examples in Flags docs: "What can I do with this flag?"
Examples of Tasks: "What flags and features do I need to do this kind of thing?"

[pilzkopf777]

How are we all feeling about moving the example from the Real Examples section of the docs to the respective guides on flags?

I have debated this with myself a lot. I think having more examples in the flags docs themselves is a good thing to do (I made sure I had a few examples of use for Remember/Recall), but I think there's benefit in having the real examples as their own thing as a sort of "I have this task/goal, how do I code that?"

Both of these have merit and should be represented:

Examples in Flags docs: "What can I do with this flag?" Examples of Tasks: "What flags and features do I need to do this kind of thing?"

Based on some other Jrs and how they navigated the docs I rarely saw them consult the "real examples" section as such. Never did they think "oh, is this case covered" but instead asked in the Discord chat and then navigated to the specifics about a flag in the docs.

[greptile-apps]

Confidence Score: 5/5

This looks safe to merge.

• No blocking issues found in the changed code.

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