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doc: Split API reference into smaller fine grained files
Previously API reference is gigantic one rst file and it is a bit hard to use, especially when browsing similar functions. This commit splits API reference into smaller fine grained files. The macros, enums, types are now in its own file. Each API function has its own file now. API reference doc is now index to above documentation files. The apiref-header.rst is renamed as programmers-guide.rst and becomes standalone document.
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