docs: add warning for NuxtPage in app.vue (2.get-started.md)#2244
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When I try Content for the first time, I already instantiate a nuxt app with the default template.
My
app.vuewas looking like that :After executing what was written in the getting started, my nuxt app wasn't displaying my
content/index.mdpage.Instead, I was still seeing the
<NuxtWelcome />component.I'm not sure it's useful to create an issue for this, so I create a PR directly.
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