Update documentation with sidebar location and improve Fire project description

Author: BottyIvan

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 # 🚀 Quick Start Guide
 
 > **⚠️ Important:** The Fire Framework is currently under development and should not be considered production-ready. Use it for testing and exploration purposes only.

docs/bites/introduction.md

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-# 🔮 The lore about fire
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-A few days back at work, I kicked off a project to streamline database tasks—think migrations, data transfers, and the like. What started as a lone PHP class in a random file quickly outgrew its humble beginnings. I knew I needed structure, but diving into a heavyweight framework like Laravel (the new release 12 rocks as fuck) felt like overkill. So, I went for a leaner vibe, crafting a lightweight MVC-based core framework.
+# 🔮 The Lore About Fire
 
-Fast forward to some late-night tinkering at home, and the idea hit me: why not build something sleek, practical, and ready to roll for small projects?
+A few days back at work, I kicked off a project to handle some operations on databases — like moving between two different hosts, migrations, checking for strict mode, and yeah, you name it.
+What started as a lone PHP class in some random file quickly outgrew its humble beginnings.
 
-And just like that, the **Fire Project** was born.
+I knew I needed structure, but diving into a heavyweight framework like **Laravel** (and yeah, version 12 is fire 🔥) felt like overkill.
+
+So, I went for a leaner vibe — crafted a lightweight, MVC-based core framework.
+
+Fast forward to some late-night tinkering at home, and the idea hit me:
+**Why not build something sleek, practical, and ready to roll for small projects?**
+
+And just like that, the **Fire Project** was born.
+
+_Dracarys_ 🐉