Docs: the Print section describes printing through the system's print service

The Print section of docs/mcp.md said that File → Print writes the job
as a print-ready PDF and that there is no printer driver. The desktop
app sends the PDF to the system's print service, the web build opens
the browser's print dialog on it, and the PDF File entry in the
Printer list saves it. The section now says so, points to Printing,
and marks the `file.print` reply that follows as the headless one.
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## Print
File → Print writes the job as a print-ready PDF (there is no printer driver): each page is a sheet of the chosen
paper. `file.print {settings?, path?}` → `{pages, path | dataBase64, bytes, warnings}`; `print.preview {settings?}`
File → Print lays the job out as a print-ready PDF, in which each page is a sheet of the chosen paper. The desktop app
sends the PDF to the system's print service, and the web build opens the browser's print dialog on it. With PDF File
picked as the printer, File → Print saves the PDF instead (see Printing). Headless, `file.print {settings?, path?}` →
`{pages, path | dataBase64, bytes, warnings}`; `print.preview {settings?}`
answers what it would print without writing it: `{pages (copies included), sheets: [{artboard, tile?, ink?, width,
height, orientation, scale}] (one copy, in order), tiles: [{artboard, columns, rows, printed, tiles}] (document
space), inks: [{name, spot, print, frequency, angle}], warnings, settings}`. `print.setup {settings?}` saves the