feat: fill in a slightly more detailed outline of exercise 3 content #38
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Includes an intro paragraph from @annacarey's #36.
@pvinis and I paired on the rest a couple weeks ago. When I was a kid we only had physical encyclopedias to research our grade school reports, and they had these amazing sections where they'd lay a few pages of cellophane over the top of each other. Each layer would show a different system of the human body (or whatever) -- layer 1 was the skin, layer 2 was the muscles, layer 3 was the skeleton, layer 4 was the organs.....I think of this PR as layer 1 where we describe things at a high level. Once we peel back to layer 2 in an upcoming PR, it'll have a little more detail, ...we can iterate one layer at a time until we get this thing finished up.