feat: step evaluator for all multi-step examples#31
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Adds interactive Applied Steps navigation to every function example that contains a let...in expression with 2+ named steps (~247 files, 200+ step blocks added). Users can now click through intermediate query steps to see how data transforms at each stage, mirroring the Applied Steps panel in Power Query Editor. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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let...inexpression with 2+ named steps (~224 files, 200+ step blocks)ExampleSectionUI renders pill buttons per step; clicking a step shows its output table and a plain-English description<!--steps-->HTML comments in MDX — no runtime M evaluation requiredTest plan
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