Give pages that share a title a unique one

[alexleventer]

27 pages had a title that another page also used, so Google saw several pages called "The Basics - Fly.io", "Advanced guides - Fly.io" or "Getting Started - Fly.io" and couldn't tell them apart.

Each of these pages now has a title that names its section, such as "Rails: The Basics" or "Unmanaged Postgres: Getting Started". The H1 changes with it. sidebarTitle keeps the old label, so the navigation doesn't change.

• The Basics ×6, Advanced guides ×5, Getting Started ×4: the framework or section is now in the title.
• SQLite3, Multiple Fly Applications, Volumes, Migrate from Heroku: the framework is now in the title.
• MCP pages "fly launch", "fly mcp launch" and "Machines API" had the same titles as the flyctl and API reference pages. They're now titled as the guides they are ("Deploy an MCP Server with fly launch"). The generated flyctl/cmd/ pages are untouched.
• "PostgreSQL" ×2 → "Deep Dive: PostgreSQL" and "Prisma with PostgreSQL". "Guides and Examples" ×2 → "Machines Guides and Examples" for the Machines one.

I checked this with mint dev: /rails/the-basics renders <title>Rails: The Basics - Fly.io</title> and the sidebar still says "The Basics". After this change, no two pages in the repo share a title.

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