📝 Add section on apm unlink to debugging doc

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Lee Dohm
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Atom provides several tools to help you understand unexpected behavior and debug problems. This guide describes some of those tools and a few approaches to help you debug and provide more helpful information when [submitting issues]:
* [Update to the latest version](#update-to-the-latest-version)
* [Check Atom and package settings](#check-atom-and-package-settings)
* [Check for linked packages](#check-for-linked-packages)
* [Check Atom and package settings](#check-atom-and-package-settings)
* [Check the keybindings](#check-the-keybindings)
* [Check if the problem shows up in safe mode](#check-if-the-problem-shows-up-in-safe-mode)
* [Check your config files](#check-your-config-files)
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Head on over to the [list of releases][atom releases] and see if there's a more recent release. You can update to the most recent release by downloading Atom from the releases page, or with the in-app auto-updater. The in-app auto-updater checks for and downloads a new version after you restart Atom, or if you use the Atom > Check for Update menu option.
## Check for linked packages
If you develop or contribute to Atom packages, there may be left-over packages linked to your `~/.atom/packages` or `~/.atom/dev/packages` directories. You can use:
```shell
$ apm links
```
to list all linked development packages. You can remove the links using the `apm unlink` command. See `apm unlink --help` for details.
## Check Atom and package settings
In some cases, unexpected behavior might be caused by misconfigured or unconfigured settings in Atom or in one of the packages.