Docs for PyMongo integration

[Agalin]

• Added guide for PyMongo
• Added wizard for PyMongo

Docs for getsentry/sentry-python/#1590

TBH I wasn't able to test this change, setting up docs build environment is harder than implementing PyMongo integration in Python SDK. 😓 Python 2 is no longer part of the macOS and I'd rather avoid installing it on my machine while it's required due to ancient node-gyp version. Latest node container also fails after installing Python 2.7 on hard to debug C code.

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[imatwawana]

I've made some edits to more closely align with our style guidelines and fixed a couple typos.

[Agalin]

Thanks. I've also noticed a few inconsistencies in PyMongo capitalization, changed all to the one used by its docs (uppercase P and M).

[Agalin]

One more thing. Just realised that list of integrations on the right is provided for "frameworks" according to the main python page. Should PyMongo docs instead be placed to Configuration -> Integrations section? Redis and SQLAlchemy are there - but so is Flask which should rather be considered a framework.

[imatwawana]

One more thing. Just realised that list of integrations on the right is provided for "frameworks" according to the main python page. Should PyMongo docs instead be placed to Configuration -> Integrations section? Redis and SQLAlchemy are there - but so is Flask which should rather be considered a framework.

@getsentry/team-web-sdk-backend - You'll need to answer this.

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[Agalin]

Well. Still waiting for decision on docs placement but it doesn't matter as long as integration itself is not reviewed.

[sl0thentr0py]

sorry @Agalin, we'll try to fit this in soon, too much going on.

[antonpirker]

One more thing. Just realised that list of integrations on the right is provided for "frameworks" according to the main python page. Should PyMongo docs instead be placed to Configuration -> Integrations section? Redis and SQLAlchemy are there - but so is Flask which should rather be considered a framework.

Imo the guides are a good place. (If you are interested: There is currently a discussion going on about maybe changing the location of some parts of the documentation, but because we have a lot of different languages/platforms that work in different ways this can be a longer endeavor: #5669 )

[antonpirker]

I have added a screenshot and moved some parts a bit around in your PR, could you merge this in please: operasoftware#1 @Agalin ?

[Agalin]

Added a few minor comments to that one. Keep in mind I still need to update those docs with results of the discussion here (notably about motor).

[antonpirker]

I have now made the changes @Agalin
Now my branch is correct with motor, right?

[Agalin]

You've merged my latest changes so yeah, it's fine. There is one small discussion left in that pull request.

[antonpirker]

So now this PR is ready for release. After the Python SDK was released, I will merge this.