docs line-break (PR from TinaCMS) (#2670)

Co-authored-by: Matt Wicks <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: tina-cloud-app[bot] <58178390+tina-cloud-app[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>

content/docs/reference/types/rich-text.mdx

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 title: The "rich-text" field
-last_edited: '2024-12-02T06:05:59.753Z'
+last_edited: '2024-12-31T02:27:57.931Z'
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@@ -156,6 +156,17 @@ Results in the following response from the content API:
   preselectResponse={true}
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+### Line Breaks
+
+To insert a line break into an empty line in TinaCMS Rich Text:
+
+* Press Shift + Enter to create the line break
+* If the line break is not followed by a line with text, it will render as a \ in the final output.\
+  This can be fixed by deleting and re-creating the line\
+  Ensure that the line break precedes text content to avoid this issue
+
+Note: This behavior is not part of the standard Markdown specification but is specific to TinaCMS Rich Text implementation.
+
 ### Using Table
 
 Check out how to use Table in rich text editor
@@ -222,7 +233,9 @@ Within table cells, support is limited to inline elements only. The following ty
 * Quote
 * Headings
 
-If you try to add these types into a table cell, they will be treated as a string.![](/img/docs/rich-text/cells-1.png)**❌ Figure: Bad example - A table with block elements treated as strings**![supported-table-cell-formats](/img/docs/rich-text/cells-2.png)**✅ Figure: Good example - A table with inline elements**
+If you try to add these types into a table cell, they will be treated as a string.![](/img/docs/rich-text/cells-1.png)**❌ Figure: Bad example - A table with block elements treated as strings**\
+\
+![supported-table-cell-formats](/img/docs/rich-text/cells-2.png)**✅ Figure: Good example - A table with inline elements**
 
 ### Automatic transforms