Self-service guide: Clarify why the page is hidden by default (#42076)

- Also clarify experience for different platforms
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Fleets self-service lets end users update and install approved apps and run scripts from a curated list on the **Fleet Desktop > Self-service** page. This reduces overhead for IT and keeps teams productive.
## Platforms
For macOS, Windows, and Linux hosts, self-service is accessible via the **Self-service** page in [Fleet Desktop](https://fleetdm.com/guides/fleet-desktop).
Fleet supports self-service software installs on the following platforms:
> **Note:** The **Self-service** page is hidden by default to avoid confusion in organizations that use a different self-service tool. It appears after you add self-service software or scripts.
macOS:
- Custom packages (.pkg, .sh)
- Fleet-maintained apps
- App Store apps
Windows:
- Custom packages (.msi, .exe, .ps1)
Linux:
- Custom packages (.deb, .rpm, .sh, .tar.gz)
iOS/iPadOS:
- App Store apps and custom .ipa packages
For iOS/iPadOS hosts, [deploy a webclip](#deploy-self-service-on-ios-and-ipados) to give end users access. For Android hosts, all self-service software is available in the Managed Google Play store. [Learn more](https://fleetdm.com/guides/install-app-store-apps#google-play-android2).
## Add software