chore: add more example

[hoanguyenkh]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added a function to calculate Fibonacci numbers asynchronously.
  • Introduced a simulation for HTTP requests with structured responses.

• Documentation

  • Updated README with clearer setup instructions and examples, including a reference to the example directory for further exploration.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces new functionality and updates to the documentation across multiple files. The README.md has been enhanced with additional usage instructions and examples. The fibo.go file implements a function for calculating Fibonacci numbers using promises for asynchronous execution. Additionally, the http.go file simulates HTTP requests with two distinct functions, each returning structured responses. Both new files utilize the promise4g library for concurrency, showcasing the capability to handle asynchronous operations in Go.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Updated with additional instructions for project usage, including setup clarifications and examples. A new line directs users to check the example directory for more resources.
example/fibo/fibo.go	Introduced a function to calculate Fibonacci numbers asynchronously using promises. The main function creates and executes promises for a list of integers, measuring and printing the elapsed time and results.
example/http/http.go	Created a file to simulate HTTP requests with two response structures and corresponding functions. The main function uses promises to execute simulated HTTP calls concurrently and prints the results after awaiting completion.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Main
    participant Promise4G
    participant Fibo
    participant HTTP

    User->>Main: Start application
    Main->>Promise4G: Create promises for Fibonacci calculations
    Promise4G->>Fibo: Execute fibo(n)
    Fibo-->>Promise4G: Return Fibonacci result
    Main->>Promise4G: Create promises for HTTP requests
    Promise4G->>HTTP: Execute fakeHttp1(url)
    Promise4G->>HTTP: Execute fakeHttp2(url)
    HTTP-->>Promise4G: Return HTTP responses
    Promise4G-->>Main: Return all results
    Main-->>User: Display results

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Poem

🐇 In the code where rabbits play,
New functions hop and dance today.
Fibonacci leaps with glee,
While HTTP calls run free!
With promises, we race and cheer,
A joyful change, let’s all draw near! 🌟

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