Expand on bitrate switching documentation

Move bitrate switching docs out of the readme. Add some pretty graphics.

+# Adaptive Switching Behavior
+The HLS tech tries to ensure the highest-quality viewing experience 
+possible, given the available bandwidth and encodings. This doesn't
+always mean using the highest-bitrate rendition available-- if the player
+is 300px by 150px, it would be a big waste of bandwidth to download a 4k
+stream. By default, the player attempts to load the highest-bitrate 
+variant that is less than the most recently detected segment bandwidth,
+with one condition: if there are multiple variants with dimensions greater
+than the current player size, it will only switch up one size greater 
+than the current player size.
+
+If you're the visual type, the whole process is illustrated
+below. Whenever a new segment is downloaded, we calculate the download
+bitrate based on the size of the segment and the time it took to
+download:
+
+![New bitrate info is available](bitrate-switching-1.png)
+
+First, we filter out all the renditions that have a higher bitrate
+than the new measurement:
+
+![Bitrate filtering](bitrate-switching-2.png)
+
+Then we get rid of any renditions that are bigger than the current
+player dimensions:
+
+![Resolution filtering](bitrate-switching-3.png)
+
+We don't want to signficant quality drop just because your player is
+one pixel too small, so we add back in the next highest
+resolution. The highest bitrate rendition that remains is the one that
+gets used:
+
+![Final selection](bitrate-switching-4.png)
+
+If you'd like your player to use a different set of priorities, it's 
+possible to completely replace the rendition selection logic. For 
+instance, you could always choose the most appropriate rendition by 
+resolution, even though this might mean more stalls during playback.
+See the documentation on `player.hls.selectPlaylist` for more details.