[FEATURE] Docs: ApifyActorsTool example with a typed-input Actor

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Issue type
Documentation
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python
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Read the existing ApifyActorsTool documentation page and its apify/rag-web-browser example to follow the page’s structure. Add a short example for a jobs Actor with typed inputs, showing one direct call and one use with an agent; done when both usages and the typed fields are clear in the docs.

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The ApifyActorsTool page only shows apify/rag-web-browser, whose input is a query string. The useful part of the tool is that it builds its argument schema from the Actor's input schema, but nothing on the page shows an Actor with several typed fields. I'd add a second short example under the existing one: a jobs Actor with keyword, location, time window and a result cap, called directly once and then handed to an agent. Happy to open the PR if that fits.

Additional context

Drafted with an AI assistant, so per CONTRIBUTING this should carry the llm-generated label; I can't apply labels myself.

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