Adding additional docs for Airtable

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Description

Adding docs

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Expanded Airtable integration with new field types: Currency and MultipleRecordLinks.
• Documentation
  • Included cautionary notes on the limitations of using MultipleRecordLinks in the backend.

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Walkthrough

The recent update introduces new field types to the Airtable integration within the website forms, specifically adding Currency and MultipleRecordLinks. Additionally, it incorporates a cautionary note on the backend limitations of MultipleRecordLinks, enhancing the documentation's comprehensiveness and utility for users integrating Airtable into their forms.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
website/.../airtable.md	Added Currency and MultipleRecordLinks field types; included caution note on MultipleRecordLinks limitations.

Related issues

• Update forms docs #252: This issue calls for an update to the forms documentation to include information on Airtable integration, specifically mentioning the addition of currency and multipleRecordLinks, which is directly addressed by the changes in this PR.

🐇✨

In the fields of data, under the digital sun,
A rabbit hopped, a task well done.
"New types," it squeaked, with joy it spoke,
"Currency and links, no longer cloaked."
With a caution note, it left a mark,
Hopping away into the binary dark.
🌟🐰

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 39d1043 and d3823bc.

Files selected for processing (1)

• website/forms/integrations/airtable.md (1 hunks)

Additional comments: 2

website/forms/integrations/airtable.md (2)

• 35-36: The addition of "Currency" and "MultipleRecordLinks" field types to the documentation is a valuable update for users looking to understand the capabilities of the Airtable integration. It's important to ensure that these field types are accurately described and that any specific details or limitations (beyond the cautionary note for MultipleRecordLinks) are clearly communicated. If there are any additional settings or configurations required for these fields, consider adding those details for a more comprehensive guide.
• 38-41: The cautionary note regarding the limitations of the MultipleRecordLinks field type is crucial for setting the right expectations for users. It clearly communicates that while this field type is supported, there are specific limitations in the backend that users need to be aware of. This transparency helps in preventing confusion and potential issues when using the integration. However, it might be beneficial to provide suggestions or workarounds for users who might need to manage these records in the backend, if any exist.