docs: Add Databricks integration documentation

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What and why?

This PR:

• Documents the Databricks Unity Catalog integration (sc-14813).
• Adds connection configuration details, updates the supported integrations list, and provides a step-by-step guide for configuring connections and linking inventory records to Databricks resources.
• Splits the existing integration examples into separate files, as the integrations examples were already one super long file.

How to test

Try the live preview:

• Configure connections — New Databricks tab
• Managing integrations — Databricks now listed under supported integrations
• Integrations examples — New Databricks example with a pointer for how to try out our notebook

What needs special review?

These docs mention linking to models, datasets, and agents in Databricks Unity Catalog, but I only see Link Model in the UI. Is Dataset/Agent linking planned for this release, or should I update the docs to clarify that only model linking is currently supported?

I figured out these steps by inspecting the code changes and testing in the UI where I could, but I can't actually set up a real Databricks connection. If you have some credentials for testing, I'd be grateful (or please review the steps here carefully!).

Dependencies, breaking changes, and deployment notes

Depends on validmind/validmind-library#495 for the Databricks notebook link to work.

Release notes

Added documentation for configuring the Databricks Unity Catalog integration, including connection setup and linking models.

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[nrichers]

@nateshim thank you for reviewing! I've addressed your comments, could you approve, please?

[nrichers]

Reminder for Nik: @nateshim has a very nice demo video that shows how to run a databricks notebook in validmind/validmind-library#495. Might be good to borrow a bit from that for the docs.

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PR Summary

This PR updates the integration documentation and examples by enhancing the sidebar structure and adding detailed integration guides. In the sidebar configuration file, the single reference to the integrations examples page has been replaced by a structured file reference that includes multiple subpages. These subpages offer step-by-step instructions for setting up and linking various integrations such as Jira, ServiceNow, AWS SageMaker, AWS Bedrock, GitLab, and Databricks, as well as using webhooks with workflows.

Key functional changes include:

• Updating the sidebar configuration to list multiple integration example files, which makes it easier for users to navigate directly to the specific guides they need.

• Introducing grid listings (with custom parameters like grid-columns and max-description-length) for the integrations examples view, providing a more visual and organized presentation.

• Adding new detailed markdown documentation files (in QMD format) for each integration scenario. These include:

  • Creating Jira tickets via HTTP request workflows.
  • Creating ServiceNow incidents via HTTP request workflows.
  • Synchronizing models with AWS SageMaker and AWS Bedrock.
  • Synchronizing models with GitLab.
  • Integrating with Databricks including a diagram of the data flow between Databricks and the platform.
  • Using webhooks to both start workflows and trigger paused ones.

• Minor stylistic improvements and consistency updates to markdown content (e.g., consistent formatting of apostrophes and keys in headers) that do not affect functionality but improve readability.

Overall, these changes are aimed at improving the clarity, usability, and navigability of the integration documentation, while also providing enriched examples for practical setup scenarios.

Test Suggestions

• Verify that the updated sidebar correctly displays the integration example listing with all new files and nested contents.
• Ensure that each newly added integration guide page (Jira, ServiceNow, AWS SageMaker, AWS Bedrock, GitLab, Databricks, webhooks) renders correctly with all images, diagrams, and code snippets displaying as expected.
• Test navigation between the integration examples and other parts of the documentation to confirm that links in the sidebar and the grid listing work without error.
• Manually follow a few of the integration steps (e.g., creating a Jira ticket and linking a model) to ensure the instructions are clear and the described processes work in the application.
• Check that authentication instructions (using webhook secrets and tokens) are correctly documented and that no sensitive information is exposed in the documentation.

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