All components need an optional "responsive" prop

[benjitrosch]

For built-in responsiveness we need to add an optional "responsive" prop (defaulted to true in Storybook) pre-baked with TailwindCSS breakpoints:

https://tailwindcss.com/docs/screens

Ultimately, users should implement their own sizing to suit their needs. However, at the moment many of our Storybook components are too large for the preview container on mobile and this doesn't give a good first impression for the library. Additionally, some users might not want to implement responsiveness themselves and would rather use a general purpose default option.

Adding the prop would look something like this:

1. Add responsive?: boolean to the IComponentBaseProps interface in types.ts (https://github.com/daisyui/react-daisyui/blob/main/src/types.ts) to make the prop available on all react-daisyUI components.
2. Include the responsive prop name when destructuring the component's Props type in it's definition
3. Using the clsx library, add sizing for the sm, md, and lg TailwindCSS breakpoints (or wherever applicable), set conditionally when responsive equals true. For example:

   clsx({
   'm-2 sm:m-4 md:m-8 lg:m-16': responsive,
   })

[mazondo]

Instead of adding responsive specifically to start, thoughts on just adding first class support for className in ways that make sense for each component? I'm hitting that right now with the Dropdown component - you cannot pass custom classes into it and as a result things like a full width button trigger are a pain.