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docs: improve formula examples, fix roadmap structure, add trailing newline

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- dcc-validations: add MATCH() example showing why spaces matter around column names; document that new rows are 'A' from creation
- roadmap: move delivered Frontend Formulae and Regex Rules to Delivered Features section; reword 'necessary' heading
- deploy-viya: add trailing newline
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@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ Formulas use column names, not cell references, so there is no need to know the
Each row calculates its own result - the PRICE in row 1 is multiplied by the VOLUME in row 1, the PRICE in row 2 by the VOLUME in row 2, and so on.
!!! note
Each column name in the formula must be surrounded by spaces (eg ` PRICE ` not `PRICE`) so it is recognised as a column reference rather than part of a function name. Text inside quotes is left as-is.
Each column name in the formula must be surrounded by spaces (eg ` PRICE ` not `PRICE`) so it is recognised as a column reference rather than part of a function name. For example, `=MATCH( PRICE )` resolves the column reference, but `=MATCH(PRICE)` does not - PRICE is left unrecognised and the formula will error rather than using the column's value. Text inside quotes is left as-is.
### HARDFORMULA vs SOFTFORMULA
@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ Each row calculates its own result - the PRICE in row 1 is multiplied by the VOL
Formulas can reference three special values that are resolved at runtime:
* `DC.ROW_STATUS` - the current state of the row: `M` (Modified), `A` (Added), `D` (Deleted), or `U` (Unchanged).
* `DC.ROW_STATUS` - the current state of the row: `M` (Modified), `A` (Added), `D` (Deleted), or `U` (Unchanged). A newly-added row is `A` from the moment it is created - there is no transient state before that.
* `DC.USER_NAME` - the logged-in user id.
* `DC.ORIG_VALUE` - the original cell value before the current edit.