docs: repair the published navigation (FR-26112) - #123
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The sidebar linked an API Reference page that does not exist in this repo and is not covered by a docsify alias, so the entry 404s on the published site. sidenav.md is a second, stale table of contents using anchor links that no longer match the pages. Nothing references it and docsify loads _sidebar.md, so it only serves to contradict the real navigation. Removes the dead entry and the unused file. Every remaining sidebar target resolves to a file that exists. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The published sidebar had a dead link
docs/_sidebar.mdlinks API Reference →api.md, but that page does not exist in this repo and no docsifyaliascovers it, so the entry 404s on the published docs site today. Every other mobile SDK ships an API reference; React Native does not, and the sidebar promised one anyway.This removes the dead entry. Writing an actual
api.mdfor React Native is worth doing, but it is content work rather than a broken-link fix, so it is not bundled here.And a second, contradictory table of contents
docs/sidenav.mdis a stale anchor-based TOC (- [Getting started](#getting-started)) that does not match the current pages. Docsify loads_sidebar.md, nothing referencessidenav.md, and I confirmed no other doc links to it — so it exists only to disagree with the real navigation. Removed.Verified: every remaining sidebar target resolves to a file that exists.
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