Add Example use for Puppeteer

[mohamed95ivy]

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[mohamed95ivy]

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Pull Request Overview

This PR adds a complete PuppeteerSharp demonstration project that showcases three main browser automation capabilities: taking website screenshots, generating PDFs, and extracting page metadata. The project is built using the Ivy web framework for C# and demonstrates practical implementations of PuppeteerSharp functionality.

• Implements three demo applications for different PuppeteerSharp use cases
• Creates a complete project structure with proper configuration and dependencies
• Provides examples of browser automation including screenshot capture, PDF generation, and metadata extraction

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File	Description
README.md	Project documentation with setup and deployment instructions
PuppeteerSharpDemo.csproj	Project configuration with Ivy and PuppeteerSharp dependencies
Program.cs	Application entry point with server configuration
GlobalUsings.cs	Global using statements for Ivy framework components
Apps/PuppeteerSharpDemoScreenshot.cs	Screenshot capture functionality implementation
Apps/PuppeteerSharpDemoPdf.cs	PDF generation from web pages implementation
Apps/PuppeteerSharpDemoMetadata.cs	Page metadata extraction implementation
.gitignore	Standard .NET project ignore patterns

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Pull Request Overview

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[rorychatt]

I could not run the project with dotnet run for some reason. Will try again later

[mohamed95ivy]

@rorychatt any more comments?

[rorychatt]

@mohamed95ivy sorry for running a bit late.

Awesome project.

Minor comment is that it's better if we don't store the files locally and instead make it so user downloads them (so it's stored for the user, not for the server) -> could you implement this?

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[mohamed95ivy]

@rorychatt Now, the browser downloads the files.