Add policy languages and runtimes doc#1807
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Introduce a new gateway documentation page that explains policy authoring in Go and Python, the runtime architecture, policy anatomy (definition and implementation), build integration, and guidance for choosing a language. Also update docs/gateway/README.md to link to the new Policy Languages and Runtimes guide. This provides developers with guidance on Go (default) vs Python (beta) policies, execution model, and packaging/build workflows.
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Introduce a new gateway documentation page that explains policy authoring in Go and Python, the runtime architecture, policy anatomy (definition and implementation), build integration, and guidance for choosing a language. Also update docs/gateway/README.md to link to the new Policy Languages and Runtimes guide. This provides developers with guidance on Go (default) vs Python (beta) policies, execution model, and packaging/build workflows.