Adds topic guide explaining autoalignment vs reprojection for GenericMap#8526
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Adds a topic guide page explaining the difference between autoalignment
and reprojection for
GenericMap.Autoalignment (via
autoalignparameter inGenericMap.plot()) is avisualization-only feature that does not modify the underlying data array.
Reprojection (via
GenericMap.reproject_to()) transforms the data onto anew pixel grid and is appropriate for data analysis tasks like co-adding images.
This page was requested in #8284 and is based on slide 5 of the
coordinate-aware functionality presentation by @ayshih.
Fixes #8284