Move the sidebar links menu to the footer - #340
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The collapse control and the links menu were sharing the top-right of the sidebar. The collapse control now has that corner to itself and the "..." menu sits at the bottom-right, opposite the theme toggle. DocsLayout renders its own links menu beside the wordmark whenever it is given `links` or `githubUrl`, so both are withheld and the same menu is passed through `sidebar.footer` instead — which also keeps the links reachable on mobile, where DocsLayout would otherwise have scattered them between the page tree and the footer. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The collapse control and the "..." links menu were sharing the top-right of the sidebar. Now the collapse control has that corner to itself, and the links menu sits at the bottom-right, opposite the theme toggle.
DocsLayout renders its own links menu beside the wordmark whenever it is given
linksorgithubUrl, and there is no prop to move or suppress it. Both are withheld and the sameLinksMenuis passed throughsidebar.footerinstead. That also keeps the links reachable on mobile — DocsLayout would otherwise scatter them between amd:hiddenlist in the page tree andmd:hiddenicons in the footer, both of which disappear along withlinks.Verified over CDP at 1000px: the collapse toggle sits at the top-right of the sidebar (y 20–52, right edge 259 of 268) and the menu at the bottom-right (y 629–661, sidebar bottom 673). The menu opens upward with all three entries — Web app, Status, GitHub — and stays displayed in the mobile drawer.
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