[docs]: Add docs for +native-intend and other linking methods #29592
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Why
Documents the
+native-intentfeature and documents how users can handle deeplinks and URL rewrites within their application. This is loosely based upon https://reactnavigation.org/docs/5.x/deep-linking/#test-deep-linking-on-iosThe aim for this guide is to show people that
+native-intentexists and the problem it solves, but to avoid people being reliant on it and over using it.