Ed Page fc41ee74d7 docs(ai): Add an AI policy (#96)
I've considered policies ranging from:
- Make it so I can't tell its AI
(https://github.com/hawkw/mycelium/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#ai-policy)
- No AI creation with some carve outs
(https://forge.rust-lang.org/policies/llm-usage.html)

In creating this, I'm trying to think through negative cases like:
- People jumping on clap's Discussions posting AI answers
- Flooding repos with PRs
- Insufficiently self-reviewed PRs
- Clap completion PRs where I am trusting in the experience of the
author
- Bots
- Karma farming

On the flip side, I have found AI helpful for
- Research on how something can be done
- Writing an approximation of the code and then refactoring from there
- Test generation
- Rote tasks that aren't easy to automate

Overall, I want to keep this simple avoiding digging into some of the
specifics like Rust's policy like ensuring approved bots can be blocked
by users.
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