Refactor GitLab webhook script section for clarity and formatting

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Walkthrough

The documentation for adding webhooks to GitLab projects was reorganized to introduce a new subsection focused on using a script for this purpose. Instructions were clarified, code block formatting was fixed, and example usage commands were added to illustrate different ways to run the script. The webhook script's example comments were refined for clarity without changing functionality.

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File(s)	Change Summary
docs/self-hosted/gitlab.md	Restructured webhook script section, added a dedicated subsection, improved formatting, and added example commands.
static/code/gitlab-webhook.sh	Updated example usage comments to clarify personal access token header descriptions without altering code.

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Possibly related PRs

• Add GitLab webhook script for automated webhook setup #446: Refined and restructured the documentation for the GitLab webhook addition script, building directly on the script and examples introduced in this PR.

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In the docs, a section grew,
With scripts and headers, clear and new.
Now webhooks hop with greater ease,
Thanks to examples sure to please.
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