[bisq-network/bisq-docs] [WIP] Getting Started Guide (#43)

[Chris Beams]

Sure, @m52go, feel free to close this and issue a new pull request from your new branch. Before you do, though, make sure your new branch actually contains only the commits related to this doc. Notice above how there are commits from Bernard and me that have nothing to do with this doc? This is part of the reason that issuing pull requests from `master` is a bad idea. It ends up creating all kinds of chaos like this (I'll leave aside the details as to why this happens).

The easiest thing to do should be the following:

```
git checkout master
git fetch origin
git reset --hard origin/master
git checkout getting-started # or whatever your new branch name is
git rebase master
git log --oneline --decorate -10 # the only commits between `master` and `getting-started` should be your 6 commits related to this doc. If not, chat with me in Slack about it
git push --set-upstream m52go getting-started # push your pull request branch up to your remote
# re-issue the pull request from this new branch in the same way you did it the first time
```

If any of that doesn't work or doesn't make sense, just let me know.

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