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docs(utilities): give every property its own page (#872)

* docs(utilities): give every property its own page

The utilities section grouped several properties per page — `text` carried nine,
`spacing` four, `borders` four, `sizing` two, `interactions` two. That shape cost
us in two places. A reader looking for `gap` landed on a page about margin and
padding and had to scroll, and the docs MCP server resolves a slug by directory,
so properties without a page of their own were unreachable by name.

23 pages become 45. The five fully-split pages are gone and redirect to the
property that carried their name; `flex` and `grid` keep their own subject and
hand alignment off to the new pages.

The `$utilities` map is unchanged — only its `scss-docs` markers are split, so
each page quotes the entries it documents rather than the whole family it used to
share. Verified by compiling before and after: the emitted CSS is byte-identical.
Two pages quote two blocks each, because their entries are not adjacent in the
map, and reordering the map to make them adjacent would change the order utility
classes are emitted in.

Two fixes fell out of the split. `borders` had a `## Border-width` heading over
content about border colour, with the real widths further down under `## Width`;
those are now the border and border-color pages, each about what its title says.
And `.text-reset` sat on the text page though it sets `color` — it moved to
`colors`, next to the other colour utilities.

* docs(utilities): close example blocks at the indent they open

The array-form examples put the opening tag at column 0, the children at 4 and
the closing tag at 2. The engine hides that while a page passes only `html` — it
derives and normalises the shown source itself — so it has never been visible
here. It becomes visible the moment a page passes `code`, which the framework
editions must in order to show JSX, and it shipped that way in the React port
until review caught it.

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