chore(docs): splitting out "stable" feature flags by intent (config vs feature dev) #28016
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SUMMARY
There was some discussion in Town Hall about whether or not we should use feature flags for runtime configuration or not. The jury is still out! No matter where they live, I figured that at least for now, we should split these up by intent. Then it's clearer to users whether these "stable" flags are ones that will remain (for now, anyway) as config, vs the ones that will march toward feature release and flag deprecation.
If this makes sense as a small intermediary step, let me know if I've miscategorized any of them :)
BEFORE/AFTER SCREENSHOTS OR ANIMATED GIF
TESTING INSTRUCTIONS
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION