Update DOCUMENTATION.md

Author: TheMaster1127

DOCUMENTATION.md

@@ -915,6 +915,7 @@ GuiControl, Action, ControlID, Param1, Param2, Param3, Param4
   - `Show`: Show the control.
   - `Enable`: Enable the control.
   - `Disable`: Disable the control.
+  - `Destroy`: Deletes the control.
   - `Font`: Set the font size or color of the control.
 
 - `ControlID`: The unique identifier of the GUI control to be manipulated.
@@ -986,6 +987,14 @@ Sleep, 1500
 GuiControl, Picture, Image1, https://trackmania.exchange/maps/screenshot/normal/165572
 ```
 
+```ahk
+Gui, Show, w500 h500
+Gui, Add, Button, x10 y10 w140 h40 vButton1, button1
+; wait so we can see the button here
+Sleep, 2500
+GuiControl, Destroy, Button1
+```
+
 #### Note:
 
 - Ensure that the specified `ControlID` exists within the GUI environment before invoking `GuiControl`.
@@ -4889,10 +4898,11 @@ Here's a step-by-step guide to getting started with backend development in HTH u
 1. Write your HTH code, making use of the `getDataFromEndpoint()` function to interact with the backend.
 2. Run your HTH code.
 3. Once executed, you'll find an `index.html` file as output.
-4. Locate the `server.py` file generated by HTH if you've used the `getDataFromEndpoint()` function. (ONLY in HTH v1)
+4. Locate the `server.htpy` file generated by HTH if you've used the `getDataFromEndpoint()` function. (ONLY in HTH v1)
 5. Ensure Python and Flask are installed on your system.
-6. Run the `server.py` file using Python.
-7. Your Python backend is now running and ready to handle requests from your HTH frontend.
+7. Transpile the `server.htpy` file using [HTpy](https://github.com/TheMaster1127/HTpy).
+7. Run the `server.py` file using Python.
+8. Your Python backend is now running and ready to handle requests from your HTH frontend.
 
 By integrating Python with HTH, developers can leverage the power of Python's extensive libraries and frameworks for building robust backend systems while enjoying the simplicity and ease of use of the HTH programming language.