feat(lr-file-uploader-regular): added prop headless

Walkthrough

The FileUploaderRegular class in FileUploaderRegular.js has been updated to include a new headless property. This property controls the visibility of the uploader based on a boolean value. The constructor initializes a visibility state, and an accessor method has been added to manage this state. The template and attribute bindings have also been updated to reflect these changes.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
`solutions/file-uploader/regular/FileUploaderRegular.js`	Added a `headless` property with visibility control logic. Introduced a new accessor method for `headless`, updated visibility control in the template, and added attribute binding for `headless`.

Sequence Diagram(s) (Beta)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant FileUploaderRegular

    User->>FileUploaderRegular: Initialize with headless option
    FileUploaderRegular->>FileUploaderRegular: Set isVisible to false
    User->>FileUploaderRegular: Set headless to true/false
    FileUploaderRegular->>FileUploaderRegular: Update isVisible based on headless value
    FileUploaderRegular->>User: Render uploader based on isVisible

Poem

In the land of code, where bytes do dance,
A new feature arrives, with a headless stance.
Visibility controlled by a boolean's might,
FileUploaderRegular, hidden or in sight.
A rabbit's joy, in lines so clear,
Code evolves, bringing cheer!
🐰✨

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