[OCTANE] Working with JavaScript #454
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Adds the Working with JavaScript section to the guides, and removes the equivalent sections from the existing guides.
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Closes #429
This PR adds the Working with JavaScript section to the Octane guides. It gives users a brief introduction to JS in Ember, setting up expectations and linking them to external resources such as the MDN guides and javascript.info if they do not know it very well yet. It also includes breakdowns of Native and Classic classes. In particular, native classes need to be covered in more detail than your average guide since we rely on decorators and fields, which are not generally covered in other guides yet.
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