Improve formatting and readability of new contributor guide

[henriquesantanati]

This commit enhances the formatting and readability of the new contributor guide. Changes include:

• Added a main header for the document
• Organized content into logical sections with subheaders
• Used bullet points for community joining instructions
• Numbered the steps for getting familiar with the contribution process
• Improved overall structure and visual hierarchy

These changes make the guide easier to read and follow for new contributors, potentially increasing engagement and participation in the community.

Which issue(s) this PR fixes:

Fixes #8152

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[AmanSarraf]

hello @henriquesantanati
I noticed you have an existing PR for #8153. I’ve also submitted a PR #8199 and am currently addressing reviewer feedback. Would you be open to collaborating on this, or are you okay with me continuing to work on the updates? Please let me know how we can best proceed.
Thanks!

[henriquesantanati]

Hello @AmanSarraf ,

I'm Ok either way the collaboration.

Although, it's a bit weird that this PR is open since 15 days ago without reviews and the other with just 3 days is already being reviewed.