chore: add documentation links and what's next block

[dmoonat]

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[code-review-assist]

Hi @dmoonat and reviewers,

I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will have a full review in a few minutes. In the meantime, here's a quick summary to get everyone up to speed:

This PR focuses on improving the documentation by adding links to relevant documentation and a "What's Next" section. The intent is to enhance the user experience and provide clearer guidance for users of the generative-ai repository. The changes involve modifications to documentation files, likely adding links and a new section outlining future steps or development plans. Without access to the specific files changed, I can't provide a more detailed breakdown of the exact changes, but the PR title and description clearly indicate the focus on documentation improvements.

While I wait for the full review to load,
I ponder the code, a bit overloaded.
But soon I'll see, with keenest eye,
If all is well, or needs a sigh.

Looking forward to a thorough review!

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[code-review-assist]

This pull request adds documentation links and a "what's next" block, which is a positive change. However, since no code changes were made, there are no specific lines of code to comment on. Therefore, I've provided general suggestions and recommendations below related to documentation, READMEs, and other best practices that could be considered for future contributions.

[erwinh85]

LGTM