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docs: add documentation for the Compare to Original button... #2575

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If "QA Mode" is enabled the icon will change as in the screenshot below.

![enabled_qa_mode](./docs/user_guide_screenshots/enabled_qa_mode.png)

### Comparing an Attribution to its original Signal

If an attribution originates from a signal, a `Compare to Original` button will be displayed in the row of buttons below the details of the currently selected attribution. Clicking this button opens a popup, where the package coordinates and legal information of both the current attribution and its original signal are displayed side by side. Fields that have changed are highlighted by colored outlines.

You can revert individual fields by pressing the arrow button inside the field. The action can be undone using the same button, which will point in the opposite direction after a revert. Additionally, all changes can be reverted at once by pressing the `Revert All` button of the popup. Changes are applied to the attribution once the `Apply Changes` button is pressed, which also closes the popup. To save the changes, you can, for example, use the standard `Save` button.
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