Add browser curl

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Low Risk
Documentation-only changes: adds a new browsers/curl guide and updates navigation/linking, with no runtime or API behavior changes.

Overview
Adds a new browsers/curl documentation page describing how to issue HTTP requests through a Kernel browser (streaming via browsers.fetch/browsers.request and buffered via browsers.curl), including examples and concurrency/memory cautions.

Updates docs.json navigation to include the new Browser curl page and tweaks skills/overview.mdx to reference Bot Detection more consistently.

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[cursor]

Risk assessment: Very Low

This PR adds a new documentation page (browsers/curl.mdx) and one Mintlify navigation entry in docs.json. The change does not modify application code, infrastructure, auth/permissions, schemas, or shared runtime behavior, so the blast radius is limited to docs rendering/navigation.

No CODEOWNERS file was present in the repo, and the PR had no existing approvals at the time of review.

  

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[cursor]

Risk assessment: Very Low

The current diff adds a new Mintlify documentation page (browsers/curl.mdx) and a single documentation navigation entry in docs.json. Since the previous approval, the updates are still limited to docs copy/code examples and moving the nav entry within the browser docs section.

I found no application code, infrastructure, auth/permissions, schema, or shared runtime behavior changes, and no CODEOWNERS file is present in the repo. The PR is already approved, so I’m not submitting another approval. No risk increase was identified, so the existing approval can remain in place.

  

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[cursor]

Risk assessment: Very Low

I re-evaluated the current diff from main to cj/curl. The PR adds browsers/curl.mdx and one docs.json navigation entry for that new docs page. The latest synchronized commit only changes an internal docs link from /bot-detection/overview to /browsers/bot-detection/overview.

I found no application code, infrastructure, auth/permissions, schema, prompt/instruction, or shared runtime behavior changes. There is also no CODEOWNERS file present in the repo. The PR is already in an approved state, so I’m not submitting another approval, and no risk increase was identified that would require dismissing the existing approval.

  

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[dprevoznik]

LGTM - left two suggestions to discuss.

[cursor]

Risk assessment: Very Low

I re-evaluated the current diff from main to cj/curl at 74f05c09db23d5d1f9d04feb0339190cec007c80. The changes are limited to adding a new Mintlify documentation page (browsers/curl.mdx), adding that page to docs.json navigation, and renaming one documentation link label in skills/overview.mdx.

I found no application code, infrastructure, auth/permissions, schema, prompt/instruction, or shared runtime behavior changes. There is no CODEOWNERS file present in the repo. The PR is already approved, so I’m not submitting another approval; no risk increase was identified that would require dismissing the existing approval.

  

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