move get started to user manual

Author: EdenWuyifan

content/docs/get-started/_index.md renamed to content/docs/manual/_index.md

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-title: "Get Started"
+title: "User Manual"
 description: "Start your first BDIViz workflow."
 icon: "rocket"
 date: "2025-04-19T13:38:17-04:00"

content/docs/get-started/explore-matches.md renamed to content/docs/manual/explore-matches.md

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-## Overview
+## Overview 🔍
 
 After uploading your files, BDIViz launches its main interface, allowing you to visually explore match candidates between your source dataset and the target schema.
 
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-## Interactive Heatmap
+## Interactive Heatmap 🔥
 
 The heatmap is the primary visualization tool in BDIViz. Each cell represents a match candidate between a source attribute (y-axis) and a target attribute (x-axis).
 
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-## Filters and Search Controls
+## Filters and Search Controls 🔍
 
 Fine-tune the heatmap view using a suite of filters:
 
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-## Lower Panel: Match Details
+## Lower Panel: Match Details 🔎
 
 Clicking on any heatmap node reveals deeper insights below:
 
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-## LLM Agent Panel
+## LLM Agent Panel 🤖
 
 ![agent-panel](./images/agent-panel.png)
 
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-## What’s Next?
+## What's Next? 🚀
 
 After reviewing the matches:
 

content/docs/get-started/export-your-mappings.md renamed to content/docs/manual/export-your-mappings.md

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-## Overview
+## Overview 📊
 
 Once your schema matching task is complete, BDIViz enables you to export the validated mappings for use in data integration pipelines, reporting workflows, or system submissions.
 
 ![export-matches-gif](./images/export-matches.gif)
 
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-## How to Export
+## How to Export 📤
 
 To begin exporting your results:
 
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-## Export Formats
+## Export Formats 📋
 
 BDIViz supports two export options designed for different use cases:
 
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 {{% /tab %}}
 {{< /tabs >}}
 
-## Final Notes
+## Final Notes 📝
 - Ensure all intended mappings are **accepted** before exporting; rejected and discarded mappings will not be included.
 - Use the **Timeline Panel** to review decisions prior to export.
-- Both formats can be downloaded directly to your local machine.
+- Both formats can be downloaded directly to your local machine.

content/docs/get-started/upload-your-data.md renamed to content/docs/manual/upload-your-data.md

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-## 1. Start a New Matching Task
+## 1. Start a New Matching Task 🔄
 
 To begin, click the **"New Matching Task"** button located on the far right of the navigation bar. This will open the upload interface.
 
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-## 2. Upload Required Files
+## 2. Upload Required Files 📂
 
 ### A. Source CSV File (Required)
 
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-## 3. Launch the Matching Task
+## 3. Launch the Matching Task 🚀
 
 Once all necessary files are uploaded, click the **"Import CSV"** button to start processing.
 
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 This step may take several minutes depending on the size of your dataset.
 
-## Next Steps
+## What's Next? 🚀
 After the task is launched, you will be redirected to the schema matching workspace where you can:
 
 - Review alignment suggestions
 - Accept or reject proposed matches
-- Explore value mappings and distributions interactively
+- Explore value mappings and distributions interactively

content/docs/get-started/user-operation.md renamed to content/docs/manual/user-operation.md

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-## Overview
+## Overview 🔍
 
 BDIViz provides a streamlined interface for managing match candidates directly within the heatmap view. The **Shortcut Panel**, located at the top-left of the screen, offers essential interactive tools for evaluating and adjusting alignment results.
 
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-## Available Actions
+## Available Actions 🎮
 
 The table below summarizes the core user operations available via the Shortcut Panel:
 
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-## Best Practices
+## Best Practices 💡
 
 - **Leverage Keyboard Shortcuts**: Speed up match decisions using shortcut buttons or hotkeys (where supported).
 - **Work Iteratively**: Use **Undo** and **Redo** freely to experiment and refine decisions without permanent impact.
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-## Next Steps
+## What's Next? 🚀
 
 After reviewing and operating on match candidates: