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Documentation around creating and using WebAssembly Components

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Added instructions for tools that have registry support, (`cargo-component`, `wit`, and `wac`). The tools that have registry support have a few different assumptions about how both WIT packages and components...

This PR updates the tutorial example that shows that components can be built with their own wit and then composed together with another parent component. This PR is based on...

I just followed the doc/examples and ended up this updated example code with wasmtime 20.0.2 and "add" folder to create add.wasm component. This may helps newbies just want to follow...

This PR contains an example where component can be written and built separately in different languages and then composed together.

[Here](https://component-model.bytecodealliance.org/advanced/canonical-abi.html), the URL of the `Components` page is set to `https://component-model.bytecodealliance.org/advanced/components.html` instead of `https://component-model.bytecodealliance.org/design/components.html`

Fixes #38 Creating as a draft for now as I would like to see #44 merged first as that will change the structure of `/language-support` - I will update the...

From the document, > Roughly, a world describes the contract of a component. Exports are provided by the component, and define what consumers of the component may call; imports are...

Some people prefer to learn by watching. @rylev gave a great overview of the component model in her talk at Wasm I/O: https://youtu.be/zqfF7Ssa2QI?si=3JV_zvzc1XZZFQhi

For almost all of usages of the term "component model", we would likely be better off just saying "WebAssembly components". Usage of the term "component model" naturally leads to the...

As [suggested by @jeffparsons](https://github.com/bytecodealliance/component-docs/pull/1#discussion_r1382331153), we should consider a cookbook section (similar to the likes of [the Rust cookbook](https://rust-lang-nursery.github.io/rust-cookbook/)) that enumerates and shows common tasks that one might want to do...