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docs: update navbar docs #1349

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Expand Up @@ -310,8 +310,6 @@ If no `MainCommand` is provided in the XAML, the `NavigationBar` will render the

`MainCommand` is typically used for customizing the back button, displaying a different icon, and/or invoking some type of custom action other than back navigation when clicked.

On **Android**, only icons are supported (`AppBarButton.Icon`). This is due to a platform limitation, which can be explained by the fact that `NavigationBar.Content` is left-aligned.

> [!NOTE]
> The default back button icon can be customized for non-mobile platforms by overriding the `NavigationBarBackIconData` resource. On `Android` and `iOS`, the native default back button icon is used. On Windows and other non-mobile platforms, you can provide a custom back button icon by defining the `NavigationBarBackIconData` resource in your resource dictionary:
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Remarks:

* On **Android** and **iOS**, the `MainCommand` Icon only supports `BitmapIcon`s. `PrimaryCommands` and `SecondaryCommands` support any `IconElement` type.
* On **Android**, the `MainCommand` Icon only supports `BitmapIcon`s. `PrimaryCommands` and `SecondaryCommands` support any `IconElement` type.

### Recommended icon sizes (by scale)

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