docs: retire the new dots, give DataView its own section - #904
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Twenty-one components still carried a "new" dot in the sidebar, several of them for over a year — Avatar since March 2025. A dot that never goes away stops meaning anything, so it now only marks what shipped in the last two months: Tour, Kbd and the five ai-elements pages. Command's stale "update" tag goes too. DataView also moves out of Components into a Data Display section of its own, alongside AI Elements. It was the one entry in a flat list of 68 that expanded into more pages, and burying three pages behind a collapsed row made them easy to miss. Old URLs redirect permanently to the new ones. Sections no longer collapse, which is how Theme, AI Elements and Components already behaved, and a folder's index page is listed under its own title rather than a generic "Overview" — so the first row of Data Display reads DataView, and the first row of Overview reads Introduction.
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Fourth in the docs stack, on top of #903.
The "new" dots
Twenty-one components still carried a
newdot in the sidebar. Several had carried it for a long time:update)A dot that never goes away stops meaning anything. It now marks only what shipped in the last two months — Tour, Kbd, and the five ai-elements pages — leaving 7 of the original 28.
DataView
DataView was the one entry in a flat list of 68 components that expanded into more pages, and it sat behind a collapsed row, so List and Timeline were easy to miss. It moves into a Data Display section of its own, next to AI Elements:
URLs move with it. All 17 internal links are updated, and the old paths redirect permanently:
/docs/components/dataview/docs/dataview/docs/components/dataview/:path*/docs/dataview/:path*Two sidebar changes come with it. Sections no longer collapse, which is how Theme, AI Elements and Components already behaved — DataView was the only exception, and with it promoted there is nothing left to special-case. And a folder's index page is now listed under its own title instead of a generic "Overview", so the first row of Data Display reads DataView. The same rule makes the first row of Overview read Introduction, which is that page's actual title.
Testing
Production build passes, 187 pages. Verified in the browser: the new URLs serve, the old ones 308 to the right targets, and exactly 7 dots remain.