docs: add link to complete list of categories #2934
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When user read about these anotation
+@complete -@polyfill, they wonder where it came from.It is not immediately obvious where to see it without reading the next section.
I know this because I've dig into
build.pyfile to realize this line:Build files are the files found in build/types...And when I comeback to read - it is in the next section, it is worth to duplicating in this case I think.