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Adding docs for the new Snowflake integration. Wrote detailed instructions on how to install the Apify Native
App from the Snowflake Marketplace, configure the required External Access Integration and API token, run an Actor,
and import dataset results directly into Snowflake tables. Added screenshots for all major steps.
Partially closes: https://github.com/orgs/apify/projects/54/views/4?filterQuery=is%3Aissue+repo%3Aapify%2Fapify-snowflake-integration&pane=issue&itemId=159272958&issue=apify%7Capify-snowflake-integration%7C19
Edit: issue linking is wierd giving this adhoc to pass the Apify PR toolkit