Update export template docs to use Godot 4.x target names #8657
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Update export template docs to use Godot 4.x target names
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The compile template target docs for web, macOS, and iOS were still using the Godot 3.x names (opt/debug/tools) instead of the Godot 4.x names (target_release/target_debug/editor). This PR updates them. I have tested compiling macOS and iOS and tested exporting from macOS to verify those but compiling for web fails for me.