Simple headless example for Unix #634
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As mentioned in #633 I think it is useful to add a few extra examples for Unix / atspi that work with Orca
This PR adds a simple headless example that shows how to present an announcement to the user.
It is deliberately very simple and contains lots of comments. This example was tested and works with Orca on both Wayland and X11. For future reference I am using
Orca version 49.beta (rev ba5093db7), AT-SPI2 version: 2.52.0, Session: x11 ubuntu-xorgI am contributing this first before any other more complicated x11 or wayland examples to show very clearly the minimum amount of code needed for Orca to work with accesskit and to keep it as simple as possible without bringing in x11 or wayland specific code. The latter could be done in a follow up PR.