docs: rewrite the web development guide#3224
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Restore last_modified (the site renders it as the visible last-updated date), pass the project name to create-astro so the cd that follows is guaranteed to match, and add a deno install step to the Docusaurus section so the scaffold works on machines without npm.
Pass the directory to @fresh/init so the cd that follows matches (same fix as Astro), and add --skip-install to create-docusaurus so the generator does not invoke npm itself; deno install handles it.
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The web development guide was the weakest page in the runtime section: a
marketing intro, framework sections that were just a scaffold command plus
"open your browser", blanket -A on every command, and stale commands. This
is a full rewrite. Every framework section now has its scaffold command
verified against that framework's own documentation (Fresh was additionally
scaffolded for real to confirm the generated project shape: Vite dev server,
nodeModulesDir manual, deno.lock), how to run it under Deno, and a short
honest note on what's actually different under Deno (config file, when
node_modules is needed, lockfile, realistic permissions; where the scaffold
genuinely needs -A the page says so instead of pretending).
The no-framework path links the HTTP server guide and covers Hono and Oak,
which this page now owns (the HTTP server guide links here). URL and all
redirect entries are unchanged.