Add guides for Fields::Url #1937
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During work on a project using administrate during the past year I started implementing a URL field. While grepping the codebase for another symbol I noticed the included Fields::Url field and realized I didn't need to implement my own (mainly for the show/index templating). This change adds documentation for the field so that it is more discoverable to new users of administrate.
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During work on a project using administrate during the past year I
started implementing a URL field. While grepping the codebase for
another symbol I noticed the included Fields::Url field and realized I
didn't need to implement my own (mainly for the show/index templating).
This change adds documentation for the field so that it is more
discoverable to new users of administrate.