Add "How do I add a behavior?" and "How do I add an interface?" sections to README

[jywarren]

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[ryzokuken]

This one sounds really good. One little confusion though. Would this be regarding people contributing stuff (actually coding a new interface, etc)? or regarding people making suggestions?

[jywarren]

Both -- suggestions are the first step in contributing, so collecting requests/suggestions sets the stage for contributions, i think!

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[jywarren]

This would also be a good place to outline the API for behaviors and the API for interfaces. You could show a very simple example interface and what is the minimum required methods or properties and interface needs to work. This will both make it easier for people to read your code, and will make it easier for them to write code that properly integrates with your expected API.

[jywarren]

I think the publiclab.editor Library does something like this in order to show how to write a new module for the editor. Each module for the editor requires, for example, a .value() method.