docs: Add What's New in V1 to Docs TOC

[holtskinner]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the documentation structure by integrating a new section dedicated to the changes introduced in version 1. This update ensures that users can easily discover and access information regarding the latest version's features and modifications, thereby improving the overall navigation and user experience of the documentation.

Highlights

• Documentation Navigation: Added a new 'What's New in V1' page to the documentation's table of contents under the 'Specification' section.
• Visual Enhancement: Updated the 'Specification' section title in the navigation with a '🆕' emoji to highlight new content.

Changelog

• mkdocs.yml
  • Added a new navigation entry for 'What's New in V1' under the 'Specification' section.
  • Modified the 'Specification' heading to include a '🆕' emoji.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a 'What's New in V1' page to the documentation's table of contents under the 'Specification' section. The change is straightforward and correctly adds the new navigation link. I've provided one suggestion regarding the use of emojis in the navigation titles to improve accessibility and maintain a consistent visual style.