feat(sdk-svelte): added sdk for svelte.js

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[heyqbnk]

Hey Nazar! Great job on this PR!

I would ask you to do a bit more to merge this Pull Request into the master branch:

1. Write the package documentation. You can use docs for Vue SDK as a reference
2. Create a "playground" in the playgrounds folder, so we could try the SDK in real-time. You can also use Vue, Solid and React playgrounds as a reference. The playground should be just a dead-simple application using the SDK, nothing complex. You can use any Svelte scaffolders (I don't really know what exactly is used to rapidly start the a Svelte app) for it.

The documentation is placed in the docs folder. To run it, just use the pnpm run docs:dev command in the repository root directory.

About playground: just create a separate folder in the playgrounds folder and implement the application there, using the @telegram-apps/sdk-svelte package as the dependency ("@telegram-apps/sdk-svelte": "workspace:*").

[heyqbnk]

Thank you for a great job! Merged