🆕 📝 examples: Initialize reading list (closes #10)

This commit creates a reading list page in the _Case Studies & Examples_ page, as discussed in issue #10. This can be a catch-all resource for links, resources, articles, and other content that we don't necessarily wish to repeat, but wish to provide as a reference for others who are discovering our work. The reading list is initialized with the LibreOffice UX Principles, as shared by Eriol. Closes #10. Signed-off-by: Justin W. Flory (he/him) [UNICEF Innovation] <[email protected]>
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+---
+title: Reading list
+description: Resources, links, articles, and more that are relevant to understanding design in an open source context.
+tags: ["reading list"]
+downloadBtn: "true"
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+---
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+This page is a collection of resources, links, articles, and more that are relevant to understanding design in an open source context.
+These links can serve as inspiration for your own research or to further your understanding of how design manifests in open communities.
+
+* [Document Foundation UX Principles](https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Design/Principles):
+  All designs for LibreOffice should be checked against these principles.
+  These principles are currently mostly copies of those set out by Mozilla.
+  This page in particular features many definitions and concepts used in the LibreOffice development community.