Add issue template to request API tokens

Add a new issue template to request KernelCI backend API tokens, for production and/or staging.

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+name: New KernelCI API tokens
+about: Request to get some KernelCI API tokens
+title: Request API tokens for USER
+labels: ''
+assignees: ''
+
+---
+
+KernelCI uses kernelci-backend to manage its database which contains all the data about builds and tests.  There are 2 main instances, a production one for kernelci.org and a test one for staging.kernelci.org.  Separate tokens can be provided for either or both, with several permissions to choose from.  KernelCI labs will also typically need a token to be able to push their test results.
+
+Please answer the questions below to request some API tokens:
+
+**Contact details**
+
+⇨ User name:
+
+⇨ Email address:
+
+If this is for a lab token:
+
+⇨ Lab owner first and last names:
+
+⇨ Lab name:
+
+**Production**
+
+The production instance is the one behind `https://kernelci.org`.  Production tokens are only provided for labs that are able to send useful data, or with read-only permissions to create dashboards or consume the results data in any way (stats, reports...).  Uses of the kernelci.org production data should ideally be made public.
+
+The URL of the production API server is `https://api.kernelci.org`.
+
+Do you need a token to access the production API?  If so, is this to be able to read the data or also send some test results from a lab?
+
+⇨ Read-only or also to to push results:
+
+**Staging**
+
+The URL of the staging API server is `https://staging-api.kernelci.org`.
+
+The staging instance is used for experimental features without impacting the production instance.  This is useful for anything new that needs to be tested in a full KernelCI environment with results publicly available on `https://staging.kernelci.org` but not sent to regular mailing lists.
+
+Do you need a token to access the staging API?  If so, is this to be able to read the data or send some test results from a lab?
+
+⇨ Read-only or also to push results: