Adding a short template file for new documentation.

docs/input/DOC_TEMPLATE.md

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+Title: Short title of the Widget being documented. Typically the class name
+Order: 99999
+Description: Description of the widget. This will be displayed on social card
+Highlights:
+- List features. 
+- These will be used for the social card.
+- Keep to three items.
+Reference: 
+- T:Spectre.Console.BarChart
+Hidden: true    
+---
+
+<!---
+Documentation steps
+1. Edit front matter. Change all fields. Order dictates how it is sorted in the sidebar. Remove hidden attributes.
+   Make sure to reference the appropriate XMLDOC page. You can find this by looking in the generated HTML
+   of the API reference section. You can reference multiple items e.g. types, methods, etc that are related to the Widget. 
+2. Remove comments as you edit the fields.
+3. All widgets should have at minimum description and a usage section. 
+-->
+
+<!---
+Short description of the widget. Can be the same as the description above
+-->
+
+
+<!---
+Optional: Embed an asciicast. The cast parameter should be the base name of the cast. There are two files, 
+one suffixed with -rich.cast and a second named -plain.cast. The cast attribute should be the name without
+the suffix. 
+
+To generate a new cast file, open the \resources\scripts\Generator\Generator.sln project and add a new sample in the
+Commands/AsciiCast/Samples/ folder. If the widget is static such as a tree or a table, try and animate the widget
+using the Live widget to change the content or styling. 
+
+Running the generator project with by executing
+
+dotnet run -- samples -l
+
+and pick your sample. This will generate a new asciicast in the docs/input/assets/casts folder which can then be referenced via:
+
+<?# AsciiCast cast="sample-name" /?>
+-->
+
+
+
+## Usage
+
+### Basic usage
+
+<!---
+Code sample for a default output of the widget. Code Samples can be embedded with a markdown code block or
+linked to via the Example snipped. The example snippet takes the XMLDOC reference of the snippet from the Examples
+project that you want to reference.
+
+If linking to a method it will, by default, only include the method body. Include BodyOnly="false" to include
+the entire method including the declaration.
+
+<?# Example symbol="M:Prompt.Program.AskConfirmation" /?>
+-->
+
+### Additional Styling
+
+<!---
+Include additional examples of styling or functionality
+-->
+
+### More styling and functions
+
+<!---
+Include additional examples of styling or functionality
+-->