Enrich the registration.md documentation with an example for application-wide global registration of "App" components

[JeremieLitzler]

Description of Problem

As I was going through the VueSchool.io courses and their original Masterclass on Vue 3, I set out to build the project using Vite, Vue 3 and TypeScript.

At the global registration lesson, I saw that the Vue 3 documentation didn't include the code snippet the Vue 2 documentation included.

Proposed Solution

The update adds a code snippet to give an example about how to dynamically import the components that we'd want to be globally available.

It was included in the Vue 2 docs, so it could be a good addition to the Vue 3 docs as well.

Inspired by https://zerotomastery.io/blog/how-to-auto-register-components-for-vue-with-vite/ but uses a older and JavaScript solution.

Additional Information

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[NataliaTepluhina]

@JeremieLitzler

Thank you for your contribution! I like the snippet but I believe it would make the component registration documentation unnecessarily complex. The old Cookbook section in the old docs would be a perfect place for such a snippet, maybe Examples could work too?

[JeremieLitzler]

@JeremieLitzler

Thank you for your contribution! I like the snippet but I believe it would make the component registration documentation unnecessarily complex. The old Cookbook section in the old docs would be a perfect place for such a snippet, maybe Examples could work too?

Do you mean here https://github.com/vuejs/docs/tree/main/src/examples ?

If so, I can see to work something out.

[NataliaTepluhina]

@JeremieLitzler yes, I meant the Examples section (sorry for the delayed answer, I was on vacation)