Add Nix to the tools section #255
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Description
This PR adds a complete series explaining how to use Nix for C/C++ development.
Type of Change
Changes in docs (
docs)improve(docs)- e.g. added a new paragraph, example, using a better wording, adding a new document, etc.fix(docs)- bug fix, e.g. fix a typo, page render issueBREAKING CHANGE(docs)- e.g. removing a document/article/category that was referenced in many other placesrefactor(docs)- changed a code example, e.g. replaced old code with a modern onechore(docs)- other changes that don't affect the docs, e.g. updating the CI/CD pipelineChanges in the platform (
platform)feat(platform)- a new feature, e.g. a new MDX component, plugin, theme, etc.fix(platform)- bug fix, e.g. fix a typo, issue causing component to crashBREAKING CHANGE(platform)- e.g. removing a feature, changing the API, etc.refactor(platform)- code improvements, changes, e.g. unifying style, renaming internals, etc.docs(platform)- updated code documentationchore(platform)- other changes that don't affect the platform directly, e.g. updating the CI/CD pipeline