Add 'community discussion' option for new github issue

[BrittanyBunk]

Referring to:

https://github.com/internetarchive/openlibrary/issues/new/choose

Problem

There are only options for extremes. Either: 1) put in a request for something to get done or 2) ask a question to get an answer. There's no middle. If there's a middle, where people can put a request for a feature, but not for getting it done - just to brainstorm and it's not a question, it'll help to have an option for that. So I'm proposing a 'community discussion' button.

PS - opening a 'blank issue' is not going to allow the community to see that it requires discussion

Solution - Proposal:

[mekarpeles]

Question is currently playing the role of Community Discussion. I believe we had a community call where we discussed this point, and instead of making 2 new types, we went with Question.

[mekarpeles]

Let's bring this up as a discussion point on Tuesday

[SouthGoingZax]

Looking through the community call notes from April, there is just one line about this with (I assume) @guyjeangilles's name mentioned next to it. Does anyone who attended recall how the discussion concluded?

[BrittanyBunk]

It got unresolved, because I had to leave, already being late to something. They said that the questions section is already the community discussion. If I were to finish the discussion, I would've mentioned to just change 'ask a question' to 'questions/community discussion'. Problem solved.

[mekarpeles]

I think we should stick with the existing "Question"; we have a label for community discussion.

The propose to rename as "Questions & Community Discussion" sounds find to me -- happy to review a PR which proposes this change.
Marking this issue as resolved

[BrittanyBunk]

@mekarpeles Questions & Community Discussion is good for me