docs: make steps more connected in custom renderer codelab - #10498
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Fixes #10479
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Changes the custom renderer codelab to feel more like a set of steps to an end goal, rather than making 4 distinct renderers. This turned out to only need very minimal changes.
Reason for Changes
Splitting up the renderers makes the codelab read like a guide rather than like a tutorial, and makes the codelab lack a clear accomplishment at the end.
Note that I removed the step-by-step details in the "What you'll build" section of the codelab overview because it was way more detailed compared to our other codelabs. I also don't think it totally makes sense here regardless; more advanced users who want a quick summary of the implementation can look at the complete code, and users who want a deeper understanding of the implementation should simply go through the codelab.
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