Development: Add documentation for modeling exercises in Artemis iOS

[AlexanderG2207]

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Motivation and Context

Since modeling capabilities were added to the Artemis iOS app, documentation regarding participating in modeling exercises, viewing submissions, and viewing feedback is needed.

Description

I added a sub-section to the Mobile Applications section in the documentation called Modeling Exercises, which explains how users can utilize the modeling functionality within the Artemis iOS app. This includes videos that are hosted on TUM-Live.

Steps for Testing

Check out the Modeling Exercises section under Mobile Applications. Link to Documentation

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced modeling exercise functionality in the Artemis iOS app, allowing users to participate in exercises, view submissions, and access feedback and grading via new sections: Participate in Modeling Exercise, View Modeling Exercise Submission, and View Modeling Exercise Result.

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Walkthrough

The update introduces an enhanced feature in the Artemis iOS app, focusing on interactive modeling exercises. Users can now actively engage in exercises by participating, submitting their work, and receiving feedback and grading directly within the app. The new functionality enriches the user experience with the ability to add and manipulate UML elements, edit relationships between them, and submit diagrams for evaluation, making learning more interactive and accessible on mobile devices.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
docs/user/mobile-applications.rst	Added functionality related to modeling exercises in the Artemis iOS app, enabling users to participate in exercises, view submissions, and check feedback and grading. Three main sections were introduced: Participate in Modeling Exercise, View Modeling Exercise Submission, and View Modeling Exercise Result.

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[b-fein]

Looks good to me content-wise.

I left suggestions with two alternatives to improve the formatting.

[AntonGeTUM]

Documentation and videos lgtm, only one minor suggestion

[mateusmm01]

LGTM!

Changes were implemented

[egekurt123]

Documentation text LGTM

Implemented some recommendations