Backport #400 to 1.0: Point README to the new official docs and other contributor-centric doc (#400) #405
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…oc (elastic#400) * readme no longer contains the field definitions * readme now directs people to the main website, for the official ECS documentation * Introduce `make legacy_use_cases` to generate the use cases (they were previously generated at the same time as the readme) * Document generated files a bit * contributing guidelines now point people to a page in the docs, to reduce content duplication * renamed the two intermediary in memory representations to match the variable names used in the code
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Backport of PR #400 to 1.0 branch. Original message:
make legacy_use_casesto generate the use cases (they were previously generated at the same time as the readme)