Add RAP documentation and reorganize data access layer docs - #77
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Summary
This PR adds comprehensive documentation about RAP (RESTful Application Programming Model) and its relationship with abap2UI5, while reorganizing the data access layer documentation structure for better clarity.
Key Changes
docs/development/specific/rap.md): Explains that RAP is a full-stack programming model while abap2UI5 is a UI rendering library, clarifies the distinction between the two, documents supported access layers (ABAP SQL, CDS Views, EML, Function modules, etc.), and explains how RAP functionality can be called from outside the RAP framework with full control over commits and error handlingNotable Details
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