Reworked example of deploying with strands using Functional API

src/docs.json

@@ -1248,7 +1248,7 @@
                     {
                       "group": "Tutorials",
                       "pages": [
-                        "langsmith/autogen-integration",
+                        "langsmith/deploy-other-frameworks",
                         "langsmith/use-stream-react",
                         "langsmith/generative-ui-react"
                       ]

src/langsmith/app-development.mdx

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ mode: wide
 LangGraph provides the core abstractions and execution model, while LangSmith adds managed infrastructure, observability, deployment options, assistants, and concurrency controls—supporting the full lifecycle from development to production.
 
 <Callout icon="cubes" color="#4F46E5" iconType="regular">
-LangSmith Deployment is framework-agnostic: you can deploy agents built with LangGraph or [other frameworks](/langsmith/autogen-integration). To get started with LangGraph itself, refer to the [LangGraph quickstart](/oss/langgraph/quickstart).
+LangSmith Deployment is framework-agnostic: you can deploy agents built with LangGraph or [other frameworks](/langsmith/deploy-other-frameworks). To get started with LangGraph itself, refer to the [LangGraph quickstart](/oss/langgraph/quickstart).
 </Callout>
 
 <CardGroup>
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ Streaming, human-in-the-loop, webhooks, and concurrency controls like double-tex
 <Card
   title="Tutorials"
   cta="View tutorials"
-  href="/langsmith/autogen-integration"
+  href="/langsmith/deploy-other-frameworks"
   icon="graduation-cap"
 >
 Step-by-step examples: AutoGen integration, streaming UI, and generative UI in React.