docs: sunset the docs/plugins section as legacy documentation
Mark all pages in docs/plugins/ with legacy admonition banners pointing to the appropriate new frontend system and backend system documentation. Rename the sidebar section to "Plugins (Legacy)" and move it lower in the navigation hierarchy. Add cross-references from the new frontend system building-plugins guide to relevant cross-cutting topics (i18n, analytics, feature flags, search) that still live in the legacy section. Signed-off-by: Patrik Oldsberg <poldsberg@gmail.com> Made-with: Cursor
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id: index
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title: Introduction to Plugins
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description: Learn about integrating various infrastructure and software development tools into Backstage through plugins.
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title: Introduction to Plugins (Legacy)
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description: Legacy documentation for integrating various infrastructure and software development tools into Backstage through plugins using the old frontend system.
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:::caution Legacy Documentation
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This section covers plugin development using the **old frontend system**. For new development, please refer to the [new frontend system](../frontend-system/index.md) and [new backend system](../backend-system/index.md) documentation. The content here is kept for reference and for maintaining existing plugins that have not yet been migrated.
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Backstage orchestrates a cohesive single-page application by seamlessly integrating various plugins.
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Our vision for the plugin ecosystem champions flexibility, empowering you to incorporate a broad spectrum of infrastructure and software development tools into Backstage as plugins. Adherence to stringent [design guidelines](../dls/design.md) guarantees a consistent and intuitive user experience across the entire plugin landscape.
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