Docs: Resolves #10341: Document the drawing option

[personalizedrefrigerator]

Summary

This pull request adds documentation for the mobile drawing option. It resolves #10341.

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[laurent22]

Thanks for creating the doc! I don't assume it's possible to write it in such a way that it would apply to both desktop and mobile?

Also is it possible to remove the explanation text from the images and, for example, put it below the image (as text)? This is because we translate the doc and images are harder to translate

[personalizedrefrigerator]

Also is it possible to remove the explanation text from the images and, for example, put it below the image (as text)? This is because we translate the doc and images are harder to translate

Yes, that should be possible. One way to implement this could be with a figcaption element.

This could either be done directly as HTML or, with MDX, as suggested by either this GitHub discussion or this blog post (both describe different approaches).

I don't assume it's possible to write it in such a way that it would apply to both desktop and mobile?

I think the only mobile-specific content is in the "adding a drawing" and "editing an existing drawing" sections. It should be possible to rewrite these to describe how to do things on both mobile and desktop.

[laurent22]

Yes, that should be possible. One way to implement this could be with a figcaption element.

This could either be done directly as HTML or, with MDX, as suggested by either this GitHub discussion or this blog post (both describe different approaches).

figcaption seems simpler? Usually I just simply put some text below the image, but figcaption seems more proper.

I think the only mobile-specific content is in the "adding a drawing" and "editing an existing drawing" sections. It should be possible to rewrite these to describe how to do things on both mobile and desktop.

That would be great, so that users can see at a glance how it works in general, and what are the differences between platforms