add a section of "How to cite" Adaptive #235
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I frequently get this question, so I think it will be good to add it to the website.
This will probably be good until we have published the paper.
I've made Adaptive italic because this is what is recommended (in a writing course that I took) for names of software packages.
The DOI I chose will always point to the latest release on Zenodo.
@akhmerov and @jbweston, what do you think?