[Content]: Document Single-Flight Mutations + failures

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SolidStart Single-Flight Mutations

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It would be useful and important to add documentation for Single-Flight Mutations. This doesn't seem to be documented anywhere. It should include:

• A description of what it is and how to use it
• An Eraser chart of how mutations actually work (look at SolidStart 1.0 release announcement for a sample)
• How to handle failures

Regarding the last point, this came up in a conversation recently in Start Team chat:

From what I understand, if the mutation (action) fails then you handle that as normal, whether by catching the error or using submission state. If one of the data fetches fail then that'll be reflected by whatever createAsync is consuming the data fetch, since SFM just inserts the promise returned by cache on the server into the cache on the client

What's also confusing is the fact that there's an Action section in the router docs however it's unclear how it's related to SFMs. It's slightly confusing that actions are described in router outside of Start as well.

I'm wondering if it's necessary to create a section describing mutations and ensure that users know how to find their way to actions? Perhaps this is a separate issue entirely? I don't see this requested/discussed in other topics so I'll pose it here for now.

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Comienza revisando la SolidStart 1.0 release announcement sobre el Single-Flight Mutations chart y compárala con la sección Actions de la Solid Router documentation. Define el alcance de la nueva sección de documentación en torno al uso, los fallos de mutaciones y de obtención de datos, y la relación entre mutaciones y Actions. Se considera completado cuando los conceptos relevantes, el manejo de fallos y la navegación entre las dos áreas de documentación sean claros.