change doc section title to be more descriptive

src/pages/Home.tsx

@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ const guide: Record<string, Record<string, string>> = {
       "Every user, group, and role has a corresponding audit page, which shows the access history for the entity. It can be viewed by clicking the clock-arrow icon next to the user/role/group name on the entity's page. Roles additionally have a 'Role audit' page that can be viewed by clicking the icon below the clock-arrow icon on a role page (it's similar to a Celtic knot). It displays the role's membership and ownership history.",
     'Tags and Constraints':
       "Tags can be used to label groups and apps (for their app groups) and, optionally, to apply constraints. These constraints include setting an ownership or membership time limit, requiring a reason for access, and disabling owners from adding themselves as members of a group. To view tags, click the 'Tags' button at the top of the 'Groups' or 'Apps' pages.",
-    'Plugins': "Access uses the Python pluggy framework to allow for additional functionality to be added to the system. Some examples of this include adding a notification plugin to send emails, SMS, etc. when access requests are made and resolved and adding a conditional access plugin to automatically approve or deny requests if they match certain conditions. For more information and examples of plugins, see the Access README at https://github.com/discord/access?tab=readme-ov-file#plugins.",
+    'Auto-approvals and other plugins': "Access uses the Python pluggy framework to allow for additional functionality to be added to the system. Some examples of this include adding a notification plugin to send emails, SMS, etc. when access requests are made and resolved and adding a conditional access plugin to automatically approve or deny requests if they match certain conditions. For more information and examples of plugins, see the Access README at https://github.com/discord/access?tab=readme-ov-file#plugins.",
     'Learn more about Access':
       'Access is open-sourced under the Apache 2.0 license. View the source code at https://github.com/discord/access and check out our blog post that talks about the development process at dis.gd/access-blog.',
   },