docs: document process for adding new settings

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Context

Documents the process for implementing new settings in Roo Code, using the command risk level feature as a practical example. This helps developers understand how to:

• Add new settings to the schema
• Implement state management
• Add UI components
• Handle persistence
• Update translations

Implementation

The documentation:

• Explains each step in detail
• Uses command risk level as a real-world example
• Covers all required files and components
• Includes best practices and considerations

How to Test

1. Review the updated settings.md documentation
2. Verify it matches the actual implementation of command risk level feature
3. Confirm all steps are clear and complete

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Important

Adds detailed documentation in settings.md for adding new settings, using command risk level as an example, covering schema, UI, state management, and troubleshooting.

• Documentation:
  • Adds detailed steps in settings.md for adding new settings, using command risk level as an example.
  • Covers schema definition, type definitions, UI components, state management, message handling, and testing.
  • Includes troubleshooting tips for settings persistence issues.
• Examples:
  • Provides code examples for schema definition, UI components, message handling, and state retrieval.
  • Highlights common pitfalls and debugging strategies for settings persistence.

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[mrubens]

Thank you! Wish this wasn't so complicated... maybe someday we can make it so we can shorten these instructions 🙏