docs: update landing page and getting started

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## Get started
- [Download essentials build or clone repo](~/docs/Get-started.md)
- [How to get started](~/docs/Get-started.md)
- [Download an Essentials build or clone the repo](~/docs/Get-started.md)
- [Get started](~/docs/Get-started.md)
- [YouTube Video Series Playlist](https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKOoNNwgPFZdV5wDEBDZxTHu1KROspaBu)
- [Discord Server](https://discord.gg/6Vh3ssDdPs)
Or use the links to the right to navigate our documentation.
Or use the links to the left to navigate our documentation.
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- Shared resources made easily available
- More flexibility with less code
- Configurable using simple JSON files
- Is awesome
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## Comment
The Essentials wiki is clearly in-progress right now. Take a look at the links to the right. We are actively working on this documentation, so please be patient with us. If you have any comments on or suggestions for the documentation, please file an issue here, with as much detail as you can provide: <https://github.com/PepperDash/Essentials/issues>
Thanks!
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- Example: `feature/add-awesomeness` or `hotfix/really-big-oops`
- When working on a new feature or bugfix, branch from the `development` branch. When working on a hotfix, branch from `main`.
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