docs(examples): add on-demand ISR to cms-sanity #35220
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Documents how to setup GROQ webhooks that revalidates ISR routes on-demand.
It's trivial to do this for posts as you only need to lookup the
slugbased on theidyou receive in the webhook payload.When editing authors the GROQ query demonstrates how you can do a reverse lookup (find all pages that reference the edited author) then invalidate their routes.
This work is based on sanity-io/structured-content-2022#105, thanks @j0nas! 馃帀
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