[skip ci] Add api doc section to contributor's guide

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<Path>.github</Path>
<Path>.gitignore</Path>
<Path>.idea</Path>
<Path>CONTRIBUTING.md</Path>
<Path>DatabaseMigrations</Path>
<Path>ProjectLighthouse.sln.DotSettings</Path>
<Path>ProjectLighthouse.sln.DotSettings.user</Path>

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- You can skip CI runs for a commit if you specify `[skip ci]` at the beginning of the commit name. This is useful for
formatting changes, etc.
- When creating your first pull request, CI will not run initially. A team member will have to approve you for use of
running CI on a pull request. This is because of GitHub policy.
running CI on a pull request. This is because of GitHub policy.
### API Documentation
You can access API documentation by looking at the XMLDoc in the controllers under `ProjectLighthouse.Controllers.Api`
You can also access an interactive version by starting Lighthouse and accessing Swagger
at `http://localhost:10060/swagger/index.html`.