Add quick start guide #850
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This PR adds a quick start guide as discussed in #841. It summarizes the core functionalities of the
huggingface_hublibrary and quickly demonstrates how a user can interact with the Hub. I chose to show how to download files first since it doesn't require you to create an account and # like creating a repository and uploading files does. Feel free to let me know if that makes sense since typically you'd # and get all setup first before doing other things.I also created a separate section in the
toctreefor the landing page and quick start since they are more introductory-level type docs.