Created colors explanation file based on @ogham's text #1149
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This was referenced Jul 29, 2023
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As stated in this and this issues, a lot of people don't understand which colors are used for the different file types.
@ogham has provided an explanation but never merged it back to the main documentation.
I used his notes and put them into proper markdown and linked all the "manual" files together. I did not include any links on the main readme because I didn't know where to properly put it.
TLDR: One new readme file to help people understand the colors better.