docs(readme): add live demo + CodeSandbox + StackBlitz "Try it" buttons - #75
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Adds a small Try it section near the top of the README with three prominent buttons:
https://codesandbox.io/p/github/dappros/ethora-chat-component/main(auto-imports the repo into a CodeSandbox dev environment — no account needed)https://stackblitz.com/github/dappros/ethora-chat-component(same idea, StackBlitz)No code changes — README only.
Why
A "Try it" CTA at the top is the standard pattern for React component libraries and material reduces the time-to-first-success for someone evaluating the package. Both CodeSandbox and StackBlitz support GitHub auto-import URLs that work for any public repo with a Vite/React setup — no submission process, no account, no maintenance burden on us.
These also become natural destinations to share from npm description, blog posts, social, and chat-component listings on awesome-react and similar lists.
(Separate from PR #74 which fixes
package.jsonmetadata — this PR is README-only.)