Document Atom v1 capabilities - #111
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This link, as well as the repeated /operations link at the end of the page, resolves to a 404: docs/content/docs/operations/ contains only meta.json and pkcs11.mdx, with no index.mdx for the /operations route. Link to an existing operations page or add an operations landing page.
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Operators cannot currently manage or inspect invitations through the administration UI: a repository-wide search of ui/ finds no invitation route, component, or GraphQL operation, and the tenant UI only lists active members through TenantMembersPanel. Advertising invitation management here sends users looking for a UI workflow that only exists in the backend API; either add that UI surface or omit invitations from this list.
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Add a dedicated Atom v1 capabilities page so the complete feature inventory lives in the documentation rather than in release marketing copy.
The page groups the v1 surface into:
It is also surfaced near the top of the Atom docs navigation.
This complements the shorter Atom v1.0.0 LTS release blog in
absmach/websitePR #186.