Update for React Native version 1.0.0 docs

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly updates the documentation for the cbl-reactnative library to align with its 1.0.0 release. The changes focus on introducing new and improved APIs for managing event listeners and logging, alongside a revised approach to replicator configuration. The primary goal is to provide clear, up-to-date guidance for developers, including a dedicated migration guide to facilitate a smooth transition to the new version.

Highlights

• API Updates for Listeners: Introduced a new ListenerToken API for managing change listeners across collections, documents, queries, and replicators, replacing older removeChangeListener() methods.
• Enhanced Logging System: Implemented a new LogSinks API for flexible logging control, offering Console, File, and Custom log sinks with configurable levels and domains, deprecating the Database.setLogLevel() method.
• Replicator Configuration Refinement: Updated the ReplicatorConfiguration API to pass collections directly in the constructor using CollectionConfiguration objects, with the addCollection() method now deprecated.
• Comprehensive Migration Guide: Added a detailed migration guide for version 1.0.0, outlining breaking changes, deprecated APIs, new features, and step-by-step instructions for updating existing codebases.
• Documentation Structure Improvements: Reorganized documentation with new 'Guides' and 'Migration' categories, and updated various examples to reflect the latest API usage and best practices.

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Code Review

This pull request provides a comprehensive update to the documentation for the upcoming version 1.0.0 of cbl-reactnative. The changes include a new migration guide, updated release notes, and revised code examples across several documents to reflect the new APIs for logging, replication configuration, and event listeners.

The new documentation is well-structured and the examples are much clearer. I've identified a few areas for improvement:

• There's an inconsistent use of Docusaurus admonition syntax (:::: vs :::). I've left comments to correct this to ensure proper rendering.
• One of the code examples uses a magic number instead of an enum constant, which could be improved for clarity.

Overall, this is a great update that will be very helpful for developers migrating to or starting with version 1.0.0.

[gemini-code-assist]

For better readability and to avoid magic numbers, it's recommended to use the ReplicatorActivityLevel.IDLE enum member instead of the raw value 3. This makes the code clearer and less prone to errors if the enum values ever change. You'll also need to add ReplicatorActivityLevel to the import statement from cbl-reactnative.

Suggested change

	if (change.status.getActivityLevel() === 3) { // IDLE
	if (change.status.getActivityLevel() === ReplicatorActivityLevel.IDLE) { // IDLE