Add SFML to Windowing, Audio and Input chapter #341
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lgtm, merge when @gpx1000 is happy
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This PR adds SFML to the Windowing, Audio and Input chapter. SFML is a C++ library similar to SDL2 and GLFW. Compared to SDL2 it has a nicer and less verbose C++ interface, compared to GFLW it supports audio (and music) and more platforms (like mobile). It's the library I use for most of my projects where I need e.g. audio.