[docs][material-ui][joy-ui] Simplify the Quickstart section on the Usage page #38385
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Could we remove the
Regarding the history, the purpose of the CodeSandbox was also to: 1. show how it just works in isolation (which npm package, which provider, etc.), 2. allow people to share the component with their team. But fair enough, it's cleaner this way, and hopefully new developers will notice: 
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From the series of "just browsing around looking for improvement opportunities", I realized we could be simpler and more polished on the Quickstart section of the Usage pages now that the documentation code snippets are editable. Given that wasn't the case previously, we had a Code Sandbox iframe which always looked a bit clunky, their UI clashes a bit with the docs, I think. Figured it'd be much cleaner with a built-in demo. Also, took the liberty to simplify the copy a lot, too!