Add some small example for patter usage inside of the worldedit.

This example describe so far it possible the edit process and the async process to edit a region with a specific biome.

Author: TheMeinerLP

fastasyncworldedit/API/fill-region-by-pattern.md

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+# Filling a region using a pattern
+
+## Foreword
+First of all, patterns usually come from the core part of WorldEdit or FAWE. You can find all existing patterns [here](https://intellectualsites.github.io/fastasyncworldedit-javadocs/worldedit-core/com/sk89q/worldedit/function/pattern/Pattern.html)
+
+## Biome Cuboid Example
+Given are 3 things:
+- Position1: X=300, y=-64, z=300
+- Position2: X=600, y=128, z=600
+- BiomeType: Badlands
+
+```java
+public void setBiomeArea(World world, BlockVector3 position1, BlockVector3 position 2) {
+    // Here we must first adapt the world as in the WorldEdit example or translate it into the WorldEdit specialized object.
+    World faweWorld = BukkitAdapter.adapt(world);
+
+    //Now we define a square region using our 2 positions
+    CuboidRegion cuboidRegion = new CuboidRegion(position1, position2);
+
+    // Now we open an EditSession, which contains the complete process or information during an edit process in the world.
+    // Through the try-and-catch-with-resources we let Java automatically close the resource EditSession after use
+    try (EditSession editSession = WorldEdit.getInstance().newEditSession(faweWorld)) {
+        // Here we create our biome pattern
+        var pattern = new BiomeApplyingPattern(editSession, BiomeTypes.BADLANDS);
+
+        //This sets the pattern to the region
+        editSession.setBlocks((Region) cuboidRegion, pattern);
+    }
+}
+// This code would be called by the plugin in the main thread
+public void call() {
+    // Here we set our position 1 and 2
+    BlockVector3 position1 = BlockVector3.at(300, -64, 300);
+    BlockVector3 position2 = BlockVector3.at(600, 128, 600);
+    World bukkitWorld = Bukkit.getWorld("world");
+    setBiomeArea(bukkitWorld, position1, position2);
+}
+```
+_This code is still Fawe unspecific and can also be used in WorldEdit in this way_
+
+### Let's set blocks async with FAWE
+
+Now we run the code Async to let Fawe manage server resources:
+```java
+// Now we wrap our code in a runnable with a functional interface and have it executed by Bukkit's scheduler system
+Runnable executeCode = () -> {
+    // Here we set our position 1 and 2
+    BlockVector3 position1 = BlockVector3.at(300, -64, 300);
+    BlockVector3 position2 = BlockVector3.at(600, 128, 600);
+    World bukkitWorld = Bukkit.getWorld("world");
+    setBiomeArea(bukkitWorld, position1, position2);
+};
+Bukkit.getScheduler().runTaskAsynchronously(Bukkit.getPluginManager().getPlugin("YourPluginNameHere"), executeCode);
+```

fastasyncworldedit/API/api-usage.md fastasyncworldedit/API/get-started.mdfastasyncworldedit/API/api-usage.md renamed to fastasyncworldedit/API/get-started.md

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-# API Usage
+# Get Started
 
 ## Maven & Gradle Examples
 

fastasyncworldedit/SUMMARY.md

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 ## API
 
-* [API Usage](./API/api-usage.md)
+* [API Usage](./API/get-started)
 
 ## Basic Commands