feat: Add Advanced ReactiveHTML/rimmel Enhancement Playground

[Dhruv290405]

• Comprehensive interactive learning environment for reactive programming
• Complete playground with visual stream editor, drag-and-drop RxJS nodes
• Real-time stream debugger with timeline and performance metrics
• AI-powered coding assistant with natural language processing
• Real-time collaborative editing with multi-user support
• Gamified learning system with challenges and achievements
• Full accessibility support with internationalization (EN, ES, FR, DE)
• Modern responsive design with comprehensive CSS framework
• Cross-framework adapter architecture for extensibility
• 7 integrated modules totaling 12,000+ lines of code
• Built with modern JS/TS best practices and modular architecture

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[dariomannu]

Hey @Dhruv290405 this is a huge change, a set of mostly vanilla js works in object-oriented imperative style.
Rimmel is a totally different thing. We don't use objects and state but streams, instead.

If you want to get started, maybe create something simple on Stackblitz first and share a link. There are plenty of examples you can look at to get inspiration. Try to read the docs and understand what you are doing. Not all AI assistants are very good at stream-oriented programming yet.

[Dhruv290405]

Okay but i thaught that website is looking boring and very basic and not fully functional so i took too many changes and took little bit help of ai tools and the result is this But as you are saying i should try first on stackblitz before pushing so i will try now it to work well and not to change too many things And please can you describe me what actually changes you want like look of ui , functionality or anything else ? Thank you

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