Sure, although I'm surprised anyone uses raw wg tbh, wg-quick has always seemed like the primary user-facing CLI to me.

Depends on use case I suppose, if you're using it as a client(s) - server VPN for privacy or whatever wg-quick is probably great. For networking many servers though you might prefer to use systemd (supports WireGuard netdevs as of v241 as I recall, better support in 243) or similar file-based config.

I just checked and wg-quick handles a superset of wg's file-based config features. I use it for my server-to-server VPN, not for privacy, and have never felt the need to drop down to raw wg. I remain unconvinced that anyone should start by using wg directly unless they already know what they're doing (in which case they don't need these docs anyway), but I still think labeling them better is harmless so I'll leave this issue open.