docs: add "What's New in 2.0" benefits page - #2153
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A reader-facing summary of the 1.x -> 2.0 benefits (xyflow/system foundation, React/Svelte Flow parity, performance, type safety, cleaner architecture, a11y, theming, reliability, leaner packaging), grounded in the migration guide + the 2.0 changesets. Wired into the guide sidebar before "Migrating to 2.0" (why -> how). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds a reader-facing What's New in 2.0 guide page summarizing the benefits of upgrading from 1.x, and wires it into the guide sidebar (before Migrating to 2.0 — the "why" before the "how").
Content is grounded in the migration guide + the 96 release changesets (not hand-waved), organized into:
@xyflow/systemfoundation · React/Svelte Flow parity · performance at scale · type safety & DX · cleaner architecture (Node/InternalNode, immutability, store split, provider) · new capabilities · accessibility · theming · reliability fixes · leaner & modern packaging — plus an at-a-glance 1.x→2.0 table and an honest "is it a drop-in upgrade?" closer linking to the migration guide.🤖 Generated with Claude Code