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Add an example to the docs of using the C++ wrappers directly #3

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Expand Up @@ -105,8 +105,14 @@ the current scope. e.g. `SetRef(ctx, "My window")` is fine, but it'll do the
same thing as `SetRef("My window")`.

!!! note
Loads of methods are missing bindings, feel free to open an issue or
contribute them yourself if you're missing one.
Loads of test context methods are missing Julia wrappers, feel free to open
an issue or contribute them yourself if you're missing one.

If you want to try calling the wrapped C++ functions directly, it'll
probably boil down to something like:
```julia
te.lib.Thing(ctx, te.lib.ImGuiTestRef("my ref"))
```

```@docs
TestContext
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