Documentation cleanup - #298
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Summary
docs/pages/FCMDevicemodel guide into its own standalone docs page and add a visible docs section for extracted pagesWhy
The main README had accumulated legacy upgrade notes, advanced customization guidance, and a few stale examples that made the landing page harder to scan and, in some places, inaccurate. Pulling long-tail content into standalone pages keeps the main docs focused on current usage while preserving older migration and customization guidance.
Impact
Current users get a cleaner README and docs index, while advanced or legacy topics remain discoverable through dedicated pages. The docs also now better match the actual supported Python/Django versions and current API usage.
Validation
python3 -m compileall fcm_django