Add Fire.jpeg image to quickstart page

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Summary

• Added reference to Fire.jpeg image in the quickstart page in the "View your deployed site" section
• Provides users with a visual example when learning about viewing their deployed documentation site

Changes Made

• Updated quickstart.mdx to include the new image with appropriate Frame component and alt text
• Image is placed after the existing dashboard images for better visual flow

Note about Fire.jpeg

The Fire.jpeg image file needs to be uploaded separately to /images/quickstart/Fire.jpeg. The image is referenced in the quickstart.mdx file but couldn't be uploaded via this PR due to GitHub API limitations with large binary files.

Test Plan

• quickstart.mdx file updated with proper Frame component usage
• Alt text provided for accessibility
• Fire.jpeg image needs to be uploaded to /images/quickstart/Fire.jpeg
• Test local preview with mint dev
• Verify image displays correctly on deployed site

The image file has been copied to the local session outputs folder for manual upload.

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Note

Adds a visual example to the quickstart guide.

• Inserts a new Frame in quickstart.mdx displaying /images/quickstart/Fire.jpeg in the “View your deployed site” section, following the existing dashboard images
• Provides descriptive alt text for accessibility

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This will render as a broken image on merge unless /images/quickstart/Fire.jpeg is committed alongside this change. Also consider using a lowercase filename to avoid case-sensitive filesystem surprises.

Suggested change

	src="/images/quickstart/Fire.jpeg"
	src="/images/quickstart/fire.jpeg"
	alt="Example of a deployed documentation site."

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Image name suggests test file accidentally committed

Medium Severity

The image name Fire.jpeg appears to be a generic test file or placeholder rather than a legitimate documentation asset. It doesn't follow the existing naming convention (e.g., mintlify-domain-light.png) and doesn't semantically match its stated purpose of showing "Example of a deployed documentation site." This suggests it may be accidentally committed test content.