Add a page about visual impairments to the docs

[C-Loftus]

Fixes #935

I specifically addressed everything in that issue. If desired, I could reference my sight free repository or any of the discussions Pokey and I had with Parham. I wasn't entirely sure since on one hand what I wrote up doesn't discuss anything about blindness or visual impairments that affect the ability to see the hats regardless of size, but on the other hand that is relatively specific and would require referencing another package outside the repository which I don't want to cause issues.

I continue to be interested generally about ways to make cursorless better for non-visual use but realistically this might be more of a stretch goal and not for this PR

Checklist

(First take in checklist not relevant since no code is changed)

• I have added tests
• I have updated the docs and cheatsheet
• I have not broken the cheatsheet

[pokey]

Thanks for this! I pushed some tweaks. We're trying to apply the diataxis principles. I view this page as sitting in the how-to guide quadrant, so I reworked it to feel more like a how-to guide. Lmk what you think

[C-Loftus]

Thanks for this! I pushed some tweaks. We're trying to apply the diataxis principles. I view this page as sitting in the how-to guide quadrant, so I reworked it to feel more like a how-to guide. Lmk what you think

For sure, that makes sense thanks for clarifying. I will make sure to keep this style guide in mind if/when I make additional documentation contributions. Feel free to ping me going forward if you have any ideas/follow ups for visual impairment features/docs, among other things.

[C-Loftus]

Updated by running merging branch 'main' into main. Verbally aligned in Cursorless meetup that this looks good to me. Should be good to merge assuming CI is not having issues.