feat(DotsIndicator): Add DotsIndicator Component

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Closes #1074

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced a dynamic and animated dot indicator component.
  • Added a customizable dots indicator row for navigation or status indication.
  • Implemented various color intents (e.g., Basic, Support, Main, Accent, Error) for the dots indicator, allowing for a wide range of visual customization.

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Walkthrough

This PR introduces a Dots Indicator component in Jetpack Compose, offering animated, color-changing dots to visually indicate a selected state. The component includes customizable parameters like dot colors, sizes, and animation durations. An enum class defines different color intents for various states, and default values are set for ease of use. The new feature also includes a preview function to demonstrate the component's usage.

Changes

File	Summary of Changes
.../dotsindicator/Dot.kt	Introduced a Dot composable that renders an animated, color-changing dot based on parameters like isSelected, activeColor, inactiveColor, etc.
.../dotsindicator/DotsIndicator.kt	Added DotsIndicator composable to create a row of Dot elements with given parameters. Defined DotsIndicatorSize enum and DotsIndicatorDefaults object for default settings, and included a preview function.
.../dotsindicator/DotsIndicatorIntent.kt	Introduced DotsIndicatorIntent enum class defining various intents with specific color sets for the DotsIndicator component.

Sequence Diagram(s)

Not applicable due to the simplicity of the changes.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective (Issue #)	Addressed	Explanation
Screenshot testing (#1074)	✅
Component UI implementation (#1074)	✅
Configurator (#1074)	❌	The PR does not include a configurator.
Examples (#1074)	❌	Missing examples demonstrating the component usage.
UI (#1074)	❓	UI elements are introduced but need further assessment for full coverage.

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Job Summary for Gradle

👷 Build → 🧑‍🔬 Test → 🕵️ Lint :: validation

Gradle Root Project	Requested Tasks	Gradle Version	Build Outcome	Build Scan®
spark-android	dependencyGuard	8.8	✅
spark-android	spotlessCheck :build-logic:spotlessCheck	8.8	❌