docs: update Firecrawl example

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The current example doesn't work anymore. FirecrawlApp is now FirecrawlAppV1, and ScrapeResponse isn't exposed. So I updated the example to use the updated SDK, trying to keep this new example as close to the original as I could.

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Testing

I tested the updated workflows on cloud.trigger.dev.

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Update the Firecrawl example to use the updated Firecrawl SDK.

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Walkthrough

The pull request updates documentation in a guide file to reflect API changes. It modifies example code by renaming the default import from FirecrawlApp to Firecrawl, updating method calls from crawlUrl() to crawl() and scrapeUrl() to scrape(), adjusting error handling for the crawl operation to check for failed status, and simplifying the scrape operation by removing explicit type annotations and success validation.

Estimated code review effort

🎯 2 (Simple) | ⏱️ ~10 minutes

• Single documentation file with consistent pattern changes (method and import renames)
• Changes are homogeneous and repetitive in nature (same refactoring applied across examples)
• Low logic density; primarily cosmetic and structural updates to code examples
• No public API signature changes to validate against

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docs/guides/examples/firecrawl-url-crawl.mdx (1)

23-52: Example 1 updates look good; verify Example 2 error handling consistency.

The crawl example correctly updates to use the new Firecrawl SDK API (import, constructor, and method names), and the added error handling at lines 44–46 is appropriate for a network operation.

However, Example 2 (scrape) at lines 68–91 has no error handling, while the crawl example does. Since both are network operations that can fail, consider whether the scrape operation should also check for failure status.

Can you confirm whether the scrape operation can fail in the updated SDK and should include error handling similar to the crawl example? If so, apply a similar error check:

     const scrapeResult = await firecrawlClient.scrape(url, {
       formats: ["markdown", "html"],
     });
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+    if (scrapeResult.status === "failed") {
+      throw new Error(`Failed to scrape: ${url}`);
+    }

Alternatively, if error handling is not needed for scrape, please clarify why the operations differ.

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