feat(skeleton): added Skeleton Loading with Examples

[dhavalveera]

This Pull Request introduces Skeleton Loading components to Flowbite-React, leveraging the Flowbite package. Skeleton Loading provides users with a seamless loading experience by displaying placeholders while content is being fetched or loaded. This enhancement includes various Skeleton components such as Skeleton, Skeleton Video, Skeleton Image, Skeleton Card, Skeleton List, and Skeleton Testimonial, ensuring a consistent loading UI across different types of content. With these additions, users will enjoy smoother transitions and improved usability, enhancing the overall user experience of Flowbite-React applications.

Pardon me for the variable names, please suggest a better naming convention.

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on dark mode the root skeleton doesn't seem to work properly:

also, for the skeleton examples (image, video, card, list, testimonial) i was thinking of building them up using the root skeleton, rather than isolating everything behind a component, therefore making it super hard to customise and build upon.

It makes sense. I thought to make these (image, video, card, list & testimonial) components based on the UX, to make some easiness for the usage.

but I might be wrong, for Card, List & Testimonial --- I can make it using the root skeleton, but I saw one thing in that div tag is used more than root skeleton if used that way.

@SutuSebastian --- please suggest, and guide me.

[SutuSebastian]

also, the image placeholder example looks different

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[dhavalveera]

also, the image placeholder example looks different

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Fixed!.

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