add troubleshooting section to variables doc

[michelleN]

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[itowlson]

This is great! Thank you for writing it up! I left a couple of formatting nits but my main thought was to add a bit more remediation information. I've left suggestions although it might be better to treat them as inspiration rather than exact text! But if you're not keen to spend more time on this then no worries, we can merge as is and add more info later.

[itowlson]

It would be good to add a "how to fix section" here e.g.

To fix this, edit spin.toml and add to the [component.<component-id>.variables] table a line such as <your-variable> = "{{ app-variable }}". See above for more information.

(sorry cannot figure out how to make GH show the above link as a literal Markdown link but hopefully it makes sense what I mean)

[michelleN]

@itowlson I think I addressed all your feedback. Thank you. I also added some headings. Wdyt? I'm 50/50 on em. Thanks again.

[itowlson]

Yeah they are pretty heavy eh. But the extra bit of structure is super useful, it really helps the eye to find the different errors/tips! How about if we made them just bold paragraphs instead of headings?

Another thought was to put them in terms of the errors people were getting rather than the causes/remedies (because someone with a woe doesn't know the cause/remedy yet, all the know is the error). What do you reckon?

Here is how those two changes (together) look on my machine:

Better? Worse?