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[Sync to prerelease] docs, fundings - use correct doc compared to schema #1865

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The `funding` key can also take the sub-keys `source`, `recipient` and `investigator`. Both `recipient` and `investigator` can take a string, or a reference to an author or affiliation using `ref:`. For example, this front matter adds funding where the investigator is specified using an author id:
The `funding` key can also take the sub-keys `awards`, `statement`, and `open-access`. The `awards` key takes an array of award objects, each of which can have sub-keys `source`, `recipient`, and `investigator`. Both `recipient` and `investigator` can take a string, or a reference to an author or affiliation using `ref:`. For example, this front matter adds funding where the investigator is specified using an author id:

``` yaml
---
author:
- name: Norah Jones
id: nj
funding:
- source: "NIH (Grant #: 1-R01-MH99999-01A1)"
investigator:
- ref: nj
awards:
- source: "NIH (Grant #: 1-R01-MH99999-01A1)"
investigator:
- ref: nj
---
```