Update delete organization page with Azure DevOps info

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated guide on deleting a CodeRabbit account, highlighting the permanence of the action and data loss.
  • Added steps for uninstalling CodeRabbit from Azure DevOps.
  • Retained and clarified sections for GitHub and GitLab integrations.
  • Included a warning about the importance of completing uninstallation steps.

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Walkthrough

The documentation for deleting a CodeRabbit account has been updated to include a detailed guide on the process, highlighting the irreversible nature of account deletion and the data loss involved. A new section specifically addresses the steps for uninstalling CodeRabbit from Azure DevOps, while existing sections for GitHub and GitLab have been modified for clarity. A warning has been added to emphasize the importance of following the outlined steps to ensure complete off-boarding from CodeRabbit.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
docs/guides/delete-account.md	Updated to include a guide on deleting a CodeRabbit account, added Azure DevOps uninstallation steps, and modified GitHub/GitLab sections for clarity. A warning about the importance of the steps has also been included.

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docs/guides/delete-account.md (2)

100-109: LGTM! Consider these minor improvements for clarity and consistency.

The new Azure DevOps section is well-structured and provides clear instructions for uninstalling CodeRabbit. However, consider the following suggestions to enhance the documentation:

1. Update the numbering of steps to be more specific, e.g.:

   1. Navigate to your <strong>Project Settings</strong> in the Azure DevOps UI where CodeRabbit is installed.
   2. Under <strong>Project Settings</strong>, go to <strong>Service Hooks</strong>.
   3. Select the webhooks that are added by CodeRabbit.
   4. Click the <strong>Delete</strong> icon at the top of the page.
   5. Remove the CodeRabbit user:
      a. Navigate to <strong>Project Settings</strong> > <strong>Permissions</strong>.
      b. Find and remove the CodeRabbit user.
   6. Delete the <strong>Personal Access Token</strong>:
      a. Go to your Azure DevOps profile settings.
      b. Select <strong>Personal Access Tokens</strong>.
      c. Find the token associated with CodeRabbit and revoke it.

2. Add a brief explanation of what a Personal Access Token is and why it needs to be deleted.

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Line range hint 111-119: Update the warning message to include Azure DevOps.

For consistency and completeness, please update the warning message to include Azure DevOps. Here's a suggested revision:

:::warning

The steps are necessary to completely off-board CodeRabbit from your
GitHub/GitLab/Azure DevOps account. Failure to do so will result in CodeRabbit still having
permissions to your GitHub/GitLab/Azure DevOps account, although no data will be processed.

Signing back in without completing the above steps will re-introduce a minimal
set of data being stored as a part of the sign in process.

:::

This change ensures that users of all supported platforms are aware of the importance of following the uninstallation steps.

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