message: docs: add note on inferred rules closes
diff: @@ -29,12 +29,12 @@ You can skip providing `rules` for the validation provider and the provider comp
  And it would still work, The `ValidationProvider` can tell which HTML attributes on `input` elements that can be used as the rules source, allowing you to make much better and accessible forms with reduced verbosity.
  -The rules can be **"inferred"** from native HTML inputs are called **"Inferred Rules"**, which you can review in the [rules API reference](../api/rules.md).
  -
  :::tip Heads Up!
  -If you provide both `rules` prop and inferred rules at the same time they will be merged together, and if the same rules exist in both spots the `rules` prop ones will take precedence and override the inferred ones.
  + This only works for **native HTML inputs**, those **"Inferred Rules"** can be reviewed in the [rules API reference](../api/rules.md).
  :::
  +If you provide both `rules` prop and inferred rules at the same time they will be merged together, and if the same rules exist in both spots the `rules` prop ones will take precedence and override the inferred ones.
  +
  ## Disabling inferred rules
  You can disable the inferred rules behavior by setting the `useConstraintAttrs` config to `false`.
  