Add further reading section

[marcodallavecchia]

This draft PR partially addresses #347, #303 and #144.

Please briefly summarise the changes made in the pull request, and the reason(s) for making these changes.

This PR creates a new further-reading.md page under the More dropdown menu and adds a reference to the resource page at the end of the capstone challenge to create a where to go next? section.

I tested it locally by recompiling the material with sandpaper, I hope it will work for the final version well.

As of now I would consider this a draft because:

• We might want to review/update the list of resources mentioned
• We might want to have a standardized way of referencing things. I don't believe we make extensive use of references/citations of outside sources as of now, but we might want to create a bibliography file? Although I couldn't find relevant documentation on the workbench or sandpaper docs
• We might want to group the resources in a different way (I proposed courses, help and literature for now)
• Should we reference this section somewhere else other than the end of the capstone challenge?

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