Analytics instructions

[scosman]

Fixes #101

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added a new "Analytics" section in the README, providing guidance on integrating analytics into projects.
  • Introduced detailed instructions for integrating PostHog and Google Analytics in the analytics documentation.

• Documentation

  • Enhanced readability and structure of the README for better user guidance.
  • Updated "Community Extensions" section with links and references for internationalization and dark mode themes.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve updates to the README.md and analytics_docs.md files. A new section titled "Analytics" has been added to the README.md, providing guidance on integrating analytics into projects. The analytics_docs.md file has been enhanced with detailed instructions for integrating PostHog and Google Analytics into a SaaS Starter project. Both documents have undergone structural adjustments for improved clarity and usability.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Added "Analytics" section; refined existing content; updated "Community Extensions" with specific references.
analytics_docs.md	Introduced a new section on integrating analytics, with detailed steps for PostHog and guidance for Google Analytics.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Demo analytics code (#[101])	❌	No comment added for where to inject analytics code.
Demo analytics code (#[101])	❌	No step added in README for replacing the comment with tracker code.

Possibly related PRs

• Add PostHog analytics to readme #159: This PR also adds a section about integrating analytics into the README.md, specifically focusing on PostHog, which relates to the new "Analytics" section introduced in the main PR.

Poem

🐇 In the garden of code, we now see,
A section for analytics, oh so free!
With PostHog and Google, guidance we share,
Helping users track with utmost care.
So hop along, dear coder, take a glance,
Your project’s insights await, give them a chance! 🌼

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