9354 tutorial move

[stevector]

Closes #9354

@rachelwhitton, can you review? I might be breaking your preference for short URL paths here.

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diff --git a/src/components/omniSidebarNav/submenus/certification.js b/src/components/omniSidebarNav/submenus/certification.js
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@@ -81,7 +81,10 @@ const CertificationItems = () => {
         getGuideDirectory('guides/wordpress-git', 'WordPress and Git'),
         getGuideDirectory('guides/pagerduty', 'Incident Management'),
         getGuideDirectory('guides/accessibility', 'Web Accesibility'),
-        simpleLink('/tutorials/drupal-site-creation-and-workflow-commandline', 'All CLI workflow with Terminus and Drupal'),
+        simpleLink(
+          '/tutorials/drupal-site-creation-and-workflow-commandline',
+          'All CLI workflow with Terminus and Drupal',
+        ),
         simpleLink('/pivotal-tracker', 'Pivotal Tracker'),
         simpleLink('/pingdom-uptime-check', 'Pingdom Uptime Check'),
 

[rachelwhitton]

@stevector Is this a new standard we want to impose across the entire codebase in the longterm?

Where we 1) relocate .md files to a new subdir based on the respective submenu AND 2) update URLs to include the respective submenu?

e.g., moving source/content/drupal-advanced-page-cache to source/content/tutorials/drupal-advanced-page-cache with permalink set to docs/tutorials/drupal-advanced-page-cache etc.

There are contributor experience gains I think to this move, but since we have an "edit this page" button on every doc I'm not sure anyone outside of our team would notice a difference

Are there UX gains unlocked by adopting this standard? like would it get us closer to a unified sidebar experience? If not, I think my preference is to leave submenus out of our permalink structures and ignore submenus in the directory structure, for simpler URLs but also because it would be a lot of effort and time required to do this with not a lot of payoff

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What I had in mind for these follow up todos, where one page of a multipage guide needs to be relocated to a different submenu, was simply relocating the file from source/content/guides/<example>/<page>.md to source/content/<page>.md and remove guides from the permalink

Since that's the existing standard for like 90% of the codebase

[stevector]

@rachelwhitton I'd be fine with putting this doc at /source/content instead of creating a new source/content/tutorials. Mostly I wanted it out of guides

[rachelwhitton]

@stevector can you review latest commit? I revised this based on discussion above

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