Remove Filament guidelines #349
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This merge request removes the Filament guidelines from the Laravel Boost package. Managing these guidelines within Boost has become increasingly difficult, Previously, Filament was included directly in the package because there was no way to add external guideline sources. With the new third-party guidelines feature, these can now live within the Filament package itself avoiding maintenance for boost.
Under this change, Filament users can opt in by manually selecting the Filament guidelines when running the Boost install command instead of having them added automatically to the global guidelines. This creates a more modular and consistent behaviour across all third-party packages. The Filament guidelines will continue to work seamlessly with the Boost Search Docs tool, and Filament documentation will still be indexed without any issues.
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This update introduces a behaviour change: previously, Filament guidelines were automatically included; now, users must explicitly choose to add them. Given that Boost is still in beta, this is the right time to make this adjustment and ensure long-term consistency for how external packages integrate their guidelines.