docs: add GitHub issue links to FAQ sections and improve support section in README - #130
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Summary
FAQ sections updated in all end-user-guide docs: replaced the generic "Reach out to us" placeholder with a direct link to open a GitHub issue and a reference to the
👐 Support, Feedbacksection in the README.docs/end-user-guides/instance-mapping.mdx— existing empty FAQ updateddocs/end-user-guides/setup.mdx— FAQ section added at end of filedocs/end-user-guides/schema.mdx— FAQ section added at end of filedocs/end-user-guides/users.mdx— FAQ section added at end of filedocs/end-user-guides/table.mdx— FAQ section added at end of file (after the closing</Tabs>)README.md support section split into two dedicated sections:
## 👐 Support, Feedbacksection with the GitHub issues link and a Slack channel reference (#crossplane-provider-sap)## Contributingsection with the existing contribution guidelines linkMotivation
The FAQ sections previously had a generic call-to-action with no actionable link. Users now have a direct path to open a GitHub issue, and the README has a clearly anchored support section that the FAQ links can point to (
#-support-feedback).