[RFC] Add Tag integration

[dmulcahey]

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This PR adds initial support for creating and scanning tags.

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[dmulcahey]

ready for 👀 again

[balloob]

Let's make this required.

[dmulcahey]

As discussed, if we let folks manually register these in a helper UI this may not be present for a create.

[frenck]

This PR is missing documentation upstream. @dmulcahey Could you open a PR to add this?

[Hedda]

@dmulcahey Noticed that this component was renamed from "NFC Tags" to "Tag" which is much more generic. Just wondering now if this is still meant specific for NFC (Near-Field Communication) tags standard only or is this also meant to cover tags using other Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) protocols and standards as well?

[balloob]

Any type of tag.