turbo-native-modules: Enhance docs#4969
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I am trying to view this page in the deployed netlify app
https://deploy-preview-4969--react-native.netlify.app/docs/getting-started
Can you please point me to which section(Guides, Components, API or Architecture) can I find this page? Thanks
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Creating a Turbo Module following the same naming convention as the demo works as expected, but using a different spec name,
codegenConfig.name, orcodegenConfig.android.javaPackageNamecan make it unclear which classes to extend or import—these notes clarify the correct mappings and file locations.