feat: move file recovery docs from editing text to file management

Author: devvaannsh

docs/03-editing-text.md

@@ -296,21 +296,6 @@ Press `Shift + F11` to toggle between `No-Distractions` Mode and `Normal` Mode.
 
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-## File Recovery
-Phoenix Code Editor has a built-in file recovery feature to help you retrieve unsaved changes after unexpected events like crashes or accidental closures.
-
-### Recovering Files after a crash
-**Reopen the Editor**: If there are any unsaved changes from the previous session, a dialog box will appear, with two options `Discard` and `Restore`.
-
-![File Recovery Dialog Box Image](images/editingText/file-recovery.png "Click Restore to recover all the unsaved changes")
-
-* **Restore Changes**: To recover your unsaved files, simply click the `Restore` button. This action will reinstate all the changes you made to the files before the last save.
-
-* **Discard Changes**: To remove the unsaved changes, click `Discard`.   
-*Note: This will permanently delete the data.*
-
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-
 ## Editing Preferences
 You can personalize Phoenix to suit your workflow by adjusting the preferences.
 

docs/05-file-management.md

@@ -328,3 +328,18 @@ The dialog shows your recently opened files. Closed files appear in gray. Hover
 
 To view a file's full path, hover over it or check the bottom-left corner of the dialog when a file is selected.
 
+---
+
+## File Recovery
+
+**Phoenix Code** has a built-in **File Recovery** feature to help you retrieve unsaved changes after unexpected events like crashes or accidental closures.
+
+### Recovering Files After a Crash
+When you reopen the editor, if there are any unsaved changes from the previous session, a dialog box will appear with two options: `Discard` and `Restore`.
+
+![File Recovery Dialog Box](./images/fileManagement/file-recovery.png "File Recovery Dialog Box")
+
+* **Restore**: Recovers your unsaved files by reinstating all changes made before the last save.
+
+* **Discard**: Removes the unsaved changes. *This will permanently delete the data.*
+