Doc: NFC target editor

Reviewed-by: Rainer Keller

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@@ -1572,8 +1572,22 @@
     device. Double-click the target again to toggle the proximity status, and
     thus simulate target loss.
 
-    To reset the selected target to factory defaults, click \gui {Reset
-    Target}.
+    \section1 Editing Targets
+
+    Usually, you should be able to test your application by using the predefined
+    tags. To edit them, click \gui {Edit Targets > Open} and select an .nfc
+    file.
+
+    \image qt-simulator-nfc-editor.png "NFC Target Editor dialog"
+
+    To create a new target of the type \gui {NFC Tag Type 1} or \gui {NFC Tag
+    Type 2}, click \gui {Edit Targets}. Specify details about the tag in the
+    editor and click \gui Save to save the tag as an .nfc file. You can also
+    copy an .nfc file to the \c {\stubdata\nfctargets} folder to add a tag to
+    the \gui Targets list.
+
+    To remove a tag from the \gui Targets list, delete the .nfc file from the
+    \c {\stubdata\nfctargets} folder.
 
 */