Add section on finder integration to macosvfs docs

Signed-off-by: Claudio Cambra <claudio.cambra@nextcloud.com>
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@ -72,3 +72,42 @@ to request information on remote files from the server. This first
synchronisation may take some time depending on the quantity of files
hosted on the server.
Finder integration
==================
The virtual files client has distinct Finder integrations that allow it
to more deeply and more natively integrate with the macOS file browser
than the classic sync client.
Sync status indicators
----------------------
Similarly to classic sync client, the virtual files client displays
icons next to virtual files that indicate what their status is.
.. image:: images/macosvfs-sync-status-icons.png
:alt: Sync status icons for macOS virtual files
- *Cloud with arrow*: item or its children is virtual and is available
for local keeping
- *Cloud outline*: item is partially available locally
- *No icon*: item is available offline
Context menu actions
--------------------
Control-clicking, two-finger clicking, or right-clicking on a Finder
item will provide the context menu, in which you may find several
entries provided by the virtual files client that allow you to use some
of the features supported by Nextcloud. These include:
- File locking (if supported by server)
.. image:: images/macosvfs-file-locking.png
:alt: File locking UI for macOS virtual files
- File sharing (if supported by server)
.. image:: images/macosvfs-file-sharing.png
:alt: File sharing UI for macOS virtual files