Charlie ChanceandMike Thomas 1a781fca6f Charlie company handbook patch (#7791)
* Create why-this-way.md

Moved "Why this way" to it's own page within Company handbook.

* Create development-groups.md

Added new page development-groups.md to Company handbook.

* Update README.md

Added space for Charlie to write summary for our new sections and add links to the nested pages.

* Update development-groups.md

Added meta tags to the page.

* Update why-this-way.md

* Update why-this-way.md

Changed head hierarchy to populate sub nav.

* preamble and links to sub pages

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