docs: add tty docs section with API reference

[dreyfus92]

What does this PR do?

adds tty docs section

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• Typo
• New Documentation for Feature
• Improvement for Clarification
• Chore (dependencies, CI, tooling)

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[cowboyd]

This talks about the different apis, but I think we should also invest in explaining the archictecture as laid out in the README https://github.com/bombshell-dev/tty/blob/main/README.md which addresses the why the apis are laid out the way they are.

[dreyfus92]

thanks for the review @cowboyd

This talks about the different apis, but I think we should also invest in explaining the archictecture as laid out in the README https://github.com/bombshell-dev/tty/blob/main/README.md which addresses the why the apis are laid out the way they are.

i will try to explain the architecture within the getting started doc in and i'll circle back 😄 if you prefer to have a dedicated route/doc for it let me know 👀