Create inline types documentation

[m-allanson]

Summary

It can be difficult to know what GraphQL types are available in your Gatsby site. GraphQL can help with this!

Let's create a readonly resource that documents all the types running in your site, this resource should be available while running gatsby develop. This would be a phpinfo() style page that describes everything you can use in your site, based on your site's plugins and config.

It would be complimentary to the existing /___graphql page, and could contain links straight through the the ___graphql page.

There should be a link to the page from the existing ___graphql page.

Basic example

This would add a new page (like /___docs) to any site running under gatsby develop. The page would document the types available to your site, based on the schema that's been created.

Motivation

This makes it easier to know what functionality is available in your site.

[m-allanson]

It seems like a lot of the value of this could be gained by implementing #11602

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