feat(flags): re-publish docs on python unleash and generic integrations #12300
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Could we make the title a little more descriptive here? Like 'Generic Feature Flags' or something like that? Same with the page title for 'Unleash', maybe 'Feature Flags using Unleash'?
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These docs were originally approved and published, but reverted in #12296 since the integrations aren't released, and won't be for at least a couple days.
This PR re-publishes them and fixes some sample code + versioning (see latest commit). Don't merge until sentry-python rolls a release