docs(guide): Add a quickstart section

[faassen]

I've written a very basic quickstart. I've ensured this code actually works so you can copy and paste it.

mdBook automatically adds a "run" button that doesn't work for me - perhaps we need to find a way to disable it if we can't make it work.

I've also added a features.md document which is just a todo list for other things I intend to write about.

To ensure full code examples work we could try to figure out how to set up a sub-package and then include the code directly using the mdBook #include directive. I could place the code in the examples directory of the main package, but perhaps there's a better place.

[faassen]

There are some test failures I do not comprehend - it appears it cannot compile the code in it, and this code actually does work so it must be some dependency setup that is missing?

[jcornaz]

Great, thanks.

mdbook test doesn't work because of the third party dependencies. see rust-lang/mdBook#706

So I use rust-skeptic to test the documentation. It has some limitations that usual rust doc doesn't have:

1. The examples need a main function (by default)
2. You may have to explicitly recompile cargo build (If you still have problem try removing the target folder)

I'll have a look at it tonight. Thanks for the help!

[jcornaz]

@faassen That example requires the "full" bevy engine and needs to render graphics on screen. This kind of example can be tagged no_run so that they are checked for compilation, but are not executed.

[jcornaz]

This is a good start for the guide, thanks!

I removed the "feature" file which is more a todo-list of what to add to the guide. And I moved that todo-list into an issue (#71)

[faassen]

Thanks, that fixes the few items I was blocked on. I will try to find time to write some more later.

[faassen]

Nothing appears to be blocking a merge now, I think. Just for clarification: further text will arrive in the form of future PRs.