Upgrade to version 0.1.3 and enhance ChartGPU API

[hunterg325]

Summary

Upgrade chartgpu-react to use @chartgpu/chartgpu v0.2.8 and expose new streaming, external render, and shared GPU context features through the React wrapper.[page:1]

Changes

• Bump chartgpu-react package version to 0.1.2 and update dependency to @chartgpu/chartgpu@0.2.8.[page:1]
• Add a GitHub Actions workflow to publish the package to GitHub Packages on tagged releases, including a version/tag consistency check and scoped package-name adjustment at publish time.[page:1]
• Extend the ChartGPU component event props with onDataAppend and onDeviceLost, wiring them to the upstream 'dataAppend' and 'deviceLost' events for better streaming telemetry and device-loss handling.[page:1]
• Expand the ChartGPUHandle imperative API with needsRender, renderFrame, getRenderMode, and setRenderMode to support external render mode and app-owned render loops.[page:1]
• Introduce the gpuContext prop and useGPUContext hook to enable multi-chart dashboards that share a GPUDevice (and optional pipeline cache) across charts for better performance.[page:1]
• Broaden appendData typing and docs to accept the full Cartesian series data superset (DataPoint[], XYArraysData, InterleavedXYData) in addition to OHLCDataPoint[], and document the new ChartGPUDataAppendPayload and related streaming types.[page:1]
• Update LLM- and API-oriented docs (README, GETTING_STARTED, API.md, chartgpu-component.md, chartgpu-handle.md, hooks.md, llm-context.md, streaming recipe) to describe the new hooks, types, events, external render mode, and multi-chart dashboard patterns.[page:1]
• Add new examples demonstrating external render mode with a requestAnimationFrame loop and a streaming multi-chart dashboard that shares GPU context and surfaces onDataAppend / onDeviceLost status in the UI.[page:1]

Notes

• No breaking changes to existing ChartGPU usage; new capabilities are additive and gated behind new props, hooks, and types.[page:1]