Add basic information for creating a new feature

CONTRIBUTING.md

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 Besides this, we do not have any specific contribution guidelines or codes of conduct for now, however most likely these will be fleshed out as Odilia matures more.
 
+## How To Add A Feature
+
+Odilia has a unique architecture which embeds alot of code into types.
+Here is what you need to know if you want to add a new feature:
+
+- [ ] Find the AT-SPI event that corresponds to the desired feature
+    - Take a look at the docs for `common/events/` and try to find the right event.
+    - For example, to create a feature that reads out changed text in an aria-live region, you would want the event `TextChangedEvent`.
+- [ ] Decide if there are any pre-requisites to the feature being triggerwd (think: focused window only, open tab only, etc.)
+- [ ] See if the prerequisite is already defined
+    - Check out the `odilia/src/tower/cache_event.rs` file for types that implement the `Predicate` trait (defined in the `refinement` create).
+- [ ] Decide what, if any, state is required for your feature (caret position, last focused item, etc.)
+    - For example: to know if the current window is focused, the current window must be stored in the state of the screen reader.
+- [ ] Check to see if we already have your state info as a type; you can check this at `odilia/src/state.rs`.
+    - If not, make a [newtype](https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch19-04-advanced-types.html#using-the-newtype-pattern-for-type-safety-and-abstraction), add it to the `State` struct, then implement the `FromAsyncState` trait for the type (so it can be extracted by the `FromAsyncState` implementation).
+- [ ] Implement a new async function that takes `PreRequisiteType<EventType>`, and `StateType` (if necessary). That function can return a list of `Command`s that Odilia will act on.
+    - Then, add it to the list of `.atspi_listener(fn_name)` calls in `main`.
+    - The list of possible `Command`s can be found in the type `OdiliaCommand` enum in `common/src/commands.rs`.
+- [ ] If a new `Command` is required, create a newtype, implement the `IntoCommands` trait, add it as a variant to the enum, then finally implement the `CommandType` trait.
+    - To add funcionality to this command, create an `async fn` that takes `Command(NewCommandType)` and `NewStateType` (if necessary).
+
 ## Performance Benchmarking
 
 If you'd like detailed performance benchmarks, we recommend using the `flamegraph` package to show performance bottlenecks.