docs: Add How To Build Dashboards Fast Using Tremor #8206
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Tremor is a React component library that let's you build dashboards fast.
This PR is a longer version of the Getting Started guide I wrote for their docs site here: https://www.tremor.so/docs/getting-started/installation
Tremor decided to shortened the how to and omit the refactoring using RedwoodJS components to build KPICards.
While I respect that decision, it doesn't showcase how to take the next step and use components to map to their components to build proper data driven dashboards -- and example of which can be found in: https://github.com/redwoodjs/redwoodjs-tremor-dashboard-demo which is a Redwood app backed my prism and scaffolding to update the dashboard dynamically.
I figured if Tremor keeps to abridged version, RedwoodJS docs can host the longer more in depth one.