docs: add article on Chakra UI + OpenUI#49
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@LC-86 this submission has clear markers of automated generation: branch name codex/openui-chakra-article, AI-style prose throughout the article (one-line paragraph cadence, generic "wisdom" phrasing, no specifics from a real implementation), no screenshots or screen recording, and no demonstration that any of the code was actually run. We can't accept submissions like this. The program is for genuine creator work with the author's voice and visual proof of working code.
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Fixes #2
This adds a practical implementation-focused article about combining Chakra UI with OpenUI for design-system-aware generative interfaces.
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The article is intentionally written as a product-engineering guide, not a generic introduction.