Add getting started page #215
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Created a "Getting started" page with some helpful information detailing the steps autobids takes to convert data acquired from a CFMM scanner. This entails: - Account creation -> to interact and manage study - New study -> creating a new study to interact with DICOM server - Dicom retrieval -> using cfmm2tar to query and tarball study data - Bidsify data -> using tar2bids to convert the data - Archiving -> creating a zip of the latest converted data and shared via globus - Notes -> additional notes to share May have to update tar2bids instructions if moving to a public repo.
Made a formatting change to use paragraph formatting instead of line breaks within a card where it made sense.
Removed the main message from the index page, which is now part of the getting started page and added a message to redirect users to the getting started page for additional information.
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This adds a getting started page to the autobids webpage, providing an overview of how autobids works. This is meant to be a starting point as autobids moves more towards having the user manage their own study, with any additional questions being asked via the CBS Discourse page.