Mention that uncontrolled form elements are reset by form actions#7340
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The docs don't currently mention that form actions also reset the form (except for controlled elements) - this PR adds that note.
This section likely also wants to note that form actions are non-blocking Actions, but that should probably be added once the docs have a central explanation of what Actions are (besides this section of useTransition).