docs: add docs for vnpu usage

[DSFans2014]

this docs is for the feature support hami ascend device plugin . refer volcano-sh/volcano#4717

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This pull request introduces new documentation that guides users through the integration and usage of Ascend vNPU devices within a Volcano-managed cluster. It distinguishes between two primary operational modes, MindCluster and HAMi, providing detailed instructions for installation, configuration, and workload deployment to ensure efficient sharing and scheduling of NPU resources.

Highlights

• New vNPU Documentation: Added comprehensive documentation for utilizing Ascend vNPU devices within Volcano, available in both English and Chinese.
• Two vNPU Modes Detailed: The documentation clearly outlines two distinct vNPU operational modes: MindCluster mode and HAMi mode, each with specific installation and usage instructions.
• Installation Guides: Provided detailed installation steps for each vNPU mode, including prerequisites, third-party component setup, and necessary Volcano scheduler configuration updates.
• Usage Examples: Included practical YAML manifest examples for deploying vNPU-enabled workloads under both MindCluster and HAMi modes, demonstrating resource requests and specific labels.

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Code Review

This pull request adds comprehensive user guides for Ascend vNPU usage in both English and Chinese. The documentation is well-structured and covers two modes: MindCluster and HAMi. My review focuses on improving clarity, consistency, and correcting some minor grammatical and typographical errors in the markdown files. I've provided suggestions to fix typos, improve grammar, ensure consistent terminology (e.g., 'MindCluster', '310P'), and correct formatting issues like redundant lines and incorrect punctuation.

[JesseStutler]

Please render website in local env to make sure everything works fine, BTW, our hugo version is very old, it's hugo v0.57.2