feat(lessons): start at zenodo and gh #42
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New lessons on sharing code - starting with zenodo.
The activities for these lessons might be best if we focus on
forking a repo that has a package in it. If they want to edit it, they could do so in codespaces
if they know git and github they can commit their code to a new repo but otherwise i can just show them how to
connect the repo with zenodo.
Create a release of the code
Grab the badge from zenodo (understand all versions vs sub dois representing release versions)
Add badge to the README file.
Optional: create a citation file??