feat: add info about convert tasks into issues

[CBID2]

Why:

This PR adds a section on how to convert tasks created on issues into their own issues. This helps maintainers learn another way to organize their issues.

Closes:

Closes #24862

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[CBID2]

Hi @cmwilson21! :) As promised, I made the PR.

[cmwilson21]

👋 @CBID2 excellant! Thanks for the PR, I'll get it up for review ✨

[CBID2]

Ummm @mchammer01 & @cmwilson21, all of the tests failed.

[mchammer01]

Let's try and fix the check failures.

[mchammer01]

I'll unassign myself for now, until we decide how to proceed with this PR.
@CBID2 - I do believe I fixed the check failures 😃

[CBID2]

I'll unassign myself for now, until we decide how to proceed with this PR.

@CBID2 - I do believe I fixed the check failures 😃

Yup you did. If you're a maintainer, I think you can approve of it.

[mchammer01]

@CBID2 👋🏻 - thanks for your note. I haven't reviewed your PR yet because I think, although it looks good, and contains a useful new procedural section, it doesn't answer the part of the issue that mention explaining what conditions must be met to show the hover icon to create issue behind tasklist items. I have ask folks who are more familiar with task lists than me if they can help.
Thanks for your patience with us ❤️

[guntrip]

This looks great, @CBID2, thanks so much for picking this up! ✨

It looks like Felicity tested for reasons the icon might not appear in the associated issue and didn't find any.

I made a few little changes via a suggested comment, and included the octicon directly rather than describing it which I think will make this procedural more accessible; the octicon includes the same alt text as the UI, so a screenreader will describe it in the same way.

We've got two unrelated test failures, for our API docs. I'll see if this will merge, if not, I'll ask our engineers to take a look.

Thank you again! ✨

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