Add Tile component

[GregHolmes]

Description

The first step to creating a landing page for Pub/Sub and other products getting started guides. This is the component which can be used by Getting started guides, but on other pages throughout the docs. You'll be able to pass the array of objects you wish to render through the riles.

To access this page, go to /docs/test in your browser.

Once the PR is approved, I'll fixup a commit to remove the test page, which is:

title: "Test page"
meta_description: "A page created with the sole purpose of testing a new MDX component"
meta_keywords: "No need"
---

The content below is the new component we're creating:

<Tiles>
{[
  {
    title: 'Test 1',
    description: 'Here is a description for this first option',
    image: 'icon-tech-ably',
    link: '/docs/',
  },
  {
    title: 'Test 2',
    description: 'Here is a description for this second option',
    image: 'icon-tech-ably',
    link: '/docs/',
  },
  {
    title: 'Test 3',
    description: 'Here is a description for this third option',
    image: 'icon-tech-ably',
    link: '/docs/',
  },
  {
    title: 'Test 4',
    description: 'Here is a description for this fourth option',
    image: 'icon-tech-ably',
    link: '/docs/',
  },
  {
    title: 'Test 5',
    description: 'Here is a description for this fifth option',
    image: 'icon-tech-ably',
    link: '/docs/',
  },
  {
    title: 'Test 6',
    description: 'Here is a description for this sixth option',
    image: 'icon-tech-ably',
    link: '/docs/',
  },
]}
</Tiles>

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[m-hulbert]

Can we make the naming more consistent and generic please?

We're calling the component Tiles then we interchangeably use TileGrid. I also think we should drop all mention of guides so that these are truly generic.

[jamiehenson]

Looks good on the test page, I just have a few pointers on how to improve things around theming and types

[m-hulbert]

Nice work!