feat: graphql space configuration plugin

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Introducing the GraphQL to Flatfile Blueprint plugin. This plugin can be used either to generate Flatfile Blueprint from GraphQL or to configure a Flatfile Space from Graphql. Several options are available to provide the GraphQL to the plugin. It either can be provided from a GraphQL API endpoint, a GraphQL schema file, or a custom callback function.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced the @flatfile/plugin-graphql-schema plugin, facilitating conversion of GraphQL schemas to Flatfile Blueprints for data validation and preparation.
  • Added functionality to generate Flatfile properties, sheets, and workbooks from GraphQL schemas, with customization options for schema generation.
• Documentation
  • Updated documentation to reflect the new plugin capabilities and usage guidelines.
• Refactor
  • Renamed the package from @flatfile/plugin-graphql to @flatfile/plugin-graphql-schema and updated the version to 1.0.0.

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Walkthrough

The transition to @flatfile/plugin-graphql-schema version 1.0.0 enhances schema conversion to Flatfile Blueprints. This update streamlines data preparation and validation by supporting various GraphQL sources for conversion.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.plugins/graphql-schema/CHANGELOG.md	Renamed package to @flatfile/plugin-graphql-schema and upgraded version to 1.0.0.
.plugins/graphql-schema/README.md	Introduced functionality for converting GraphQL schemas to Flatfile Blueprints.
.plugins/graphql-schema/package.json	Added the "@flatfile/plugin-graphql-schema" plugin for GraphQL to Flatfile conversion.
.plugins/graphql-schema/rollup.config.mjs	Included a new rollup configuration for the plugin.
.plugins/graphql-schema/src/*.ts	Added TypeScript files for field, sheet, and workbook generation.
.changeset/soft-ducks-rest.md	Summarized the capabilities of the @flatfile/plugin-graphql-schema plugin.

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