Add ForEach view for iterating over collections#213
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⚡ Summary
This PR introduces a new ForEachView component to Slipstream, enabling iteration over collections to dynamically render repeated content. It is inspired by SwiftUI’s ForEach, but tailored for Slipstream’s ViewBuilder system. For example:
The implementation provides type safety through generics and RandomAccessCollection constraints, and streamlines the rendering of list-based UI components by supporting both Identifiable elements and explicit id key paths.
Unit tests cover:
• Iteration with Identifiable collections
• Iteration with custom id key paths
• Rendering links and styled elements via modifiers
• Handling empty collections with explicit fallback content
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