[DO NOT MERGE] Refine/cleanup the workflow concept page

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Streamlined and reorganized the workflows documentation for greater clarity and brevity.
  • Focused on core concepts and high-level workflow behavior, removing detailed sections, examples, and advanced configuration notes.
  • Provided a concise overview of workflow structure, fault tolerance, and available tools.

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Walkthrough

The workflows concept documentation was rewritten to provide a concise, high-level overview. Detailed sections on workflow steps, editor features, identifiers, statuses, and other operational details were removed. The new version focuses on the overall flow and behavior of workflows, mentioning triggers, modular steps, and notification delivery, while omitting implementation specifics and examples.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
content/docs/platform/concepts/workflows.mdx	Rewrote and condensed documentation for workflows, removing detailed sections and focusing on core concepts and high-level behavior.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Workflow
    participant Editor/API
    participant NotificationChannels

    User->>Workflow: Triggers event
    Workflow->>Workflow: Executes modular steps (channel/action/custom)
    Workflow->>NotificationChannels: Delivers notifications via multiple channels
    User->>Editor/API: Defines workflows using visual editor or API

Possibly related PRs

• novuhq/docs#874: Updates the workflows concept documentation by adding missing details and clarifications, indicating a related focus on improving the same documentation area.

Poem

In the warren of docs, a new path we compose,
Streamlined and simple, where clarity grows.
Triggers and steps, in a high-level dance,
No clutter or jargon, just workflows enhanced!
🐇✨

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